03.12.20
Entry-level synths are more capable, varied and cheaper than ever. Here's what to get.
Entry-level synths are more capable, varied and cheaper than ever. Here's what to get.
Elektron expands its entry level lineup with a $299 take on its popular Digitone synth.
The tiny THR10 II Wireless looks great and sounds great but costs much more than the competition.
The Rainger FX Minibar analyzes liquid to determine your tone.
Arturia adds a noise source and player-friendly features in first major Microfreak update.
The successor to the popular Sub Phatty is smaller, but also louder and grittier.
The latest in this legendary sampler line focuses on the essentials.
Now its synths, workstations and grooveboxes will all use a common sound engine.
Arturia combines the best of the KeyStep and BeatStep Pro in a powerful controller and sequencer.
It's one-for-one remake of the original plus a few modern amenities and cool new colors.