12.01.16 15 Gadgetry Korg's fun-to-use Electribe sequencers pack big features into a tiny frame Take all your beats with you. By R. Baldwin, 12.01.16 save Save share
12.14.12 12.14.12 Light Hum: a pure analog theremin that converts rays into electro-grooves (video) Who doesn't love a good theremin spectacle? We Engadgeteers are aficionados of the touchless, vari... By S. Dent, 12.14.12 save Save share View
01.23.12 01.23.12 KDJ-One: the Game Boy of music making is real(ly coming, in a bit) (video) Cyberstep sent our hearts aflutter-ish at last year's NAMM with its prototype KDJ-One, a Game Boy... By D. Cooper, 01.23.12 save Save share View
01.11.12 01.11.12 A spreadsheet based music tracker: get ready to rock your accounts (video) Art and geekery: two sides of the same coin. A fact wonderfully demonstrated by this spiffy sprea... By J. Trew, 01.11.12 save Save share View
11.30.11 11.30.11 Apple II drum sequencer surfaces for chiptune composers No, this isn't a recycled news item from the 1980s -- it's 2011, and MJ Mahon and 8 Bit Weapon ha... By P. Cohen, 11.30.11 save Save share View
06.22.11 06.22.11 FL Studio Mobile lands on iOS, more indie rap albums to be produced while commuting Dream no longer friends, FL Studio Mobile is here for your iOS device of choice. The iPhone and i... By T. O'Brien, 06.22.11 save Save share View
05.31.11 05.31.11 Bronze makes your music collection sound downright lazy No matter how large your record collection is, there'll always be days when you're sick and tired... By B. Heater, 05.31.11 save Save share View
04.19.11 04.19.11 Otomata sequencer creates generative music for the melodically challenged (video) It won't bring you the success or adoration that Brian Eno's enjoyed, but the Otomata sequencer co... By C. Trout, 04.19.11 save Save share View
01.11.11 01.11.11 Gear4's Pocket Loops keyboard creates music with your iPhone or iPod touch Gear4, maker of the Unity Remote we saw at CES last week, also designed the Pocket Loops keyboard,... By M. Schramm, 01.11.11 save Save share View
06.10.10 06.10.10 MIDI gear of the 80s: 16 channels of want It was 1987 in a dark Orange County new wave recording studio when I first saw virtual notes scroll... By J. Fruhlinger, 06.10.10 save Save share View
