groovebox

The best MIDI controller for Ableton Live just got even better (and more expensive).

The Zen-Core based SH-4d fills a glaring hole in the company's modern lineup.

The company's latest intsrument has plenty of hands-on controls and a dedicated sequencer track for drums.

The Liven Lofi-12 includes sampling and effects designed for muffled music.

The $399 groovebox is the latest addition to the Nanobox lineup.

Play builds on the Tracker's gorgeous hardware with a more conventional workflow.

The all-in-one machine combines digital and analog synthesis, plus it can be the brains of a larger setup.

You can use the sampler's built-in mic to capture audio pretty much anywhere.

You'll also get some free software expansions if you pick one up by May 5th.

The sampler is $300 until December 6th.

You can save $50 if you pick up one of the sequencers now.

Novation's latest groovebox borrows heavily from the SP-404 and is perfect for lo-fi hip hop and house.

The affordable groovebox marries the simple Circuit workflow with lo-fi hip hop charm.

Two and a half years and $50 later, you can finally use your Model:Samples on the train.

The sampling focused sibling to the Circuit Tracks groovebox will ship this summer.

It improves on the original Circuit in almost every way.

Sonicware's latest instrument features 'fusion' FM synthesis that lets you blend sounds to create new ones.

The features are impressive, the hardware solid but the workflow won't be for everyone.

It will support the 'logue SDK for future expansion and customization.

In addition to classic drum and synth sounds, there's also a dedicated vocal processor.