AKAI Professional announced a makeover of its portable MPK mini Play keyboard controller, the MK3 with a better keybed, improved speaker, and more. There are many portable MIDI keyboards on the market. Every big player (Akai, […]
sonicLab VOLTBotM is a new MIDI modulator plugin powered by a stochastic and distributed engine generating evolving modulation signals for your DAW Modulators, regardless of hardware or software, are helpful audio tools with which you […]
Nektar Impact GX Mini is a new portable USB-MIDI keyboard with 25 velocity-sensitive mini-keys and tons of DAW controls for on the go. Small USB-MIDI keyboards come in handy. You can put it in your […]
Audio Vitamins give up the development of their creative random powered MIDI step sequencer plugin Stochas and clear the way for the open-source community. Developing a plugin well and promoting well are two things. A […]
Arturia updates its portable MiniLab MkII MIDI controller to firmware 1.1 with little but fine new features & workflow improvements. Arturia has released a new firmware for its MiniLab MkIII portable 25-note slim-key MIDI controller. […]
Sensel has expanded its creative, pressure & touch-sensitive MPE Morph controller with the integration of the API into the open-source Pure Data. The API integration is a big step for the Sensel Morph controller but […]
Novation has given its Ableton Live optimized LaunchKey MIDI Controller Series in Mk3 a makeover with a new design, new creative features & more. Novation has completely revised its famous LaunchKey keyboard MIDI controller series […]
Noise Machine is a small mobile MIDI controller equipped with 12 buttons, knob & fader that can be connected to a PC, Mac, iOS, and Android wirelessly. It is small, cute-looking, and fits in your […]
At Yaeltex you become a MIDI controller designer, simply using the intuitive web editor in which you can put together your desired device, buy it and deliver it to your home. Yaeltex is a young […]
ELK Audio Blackboard is a breakout/controller board that provides faders, buttons, jacks… to the AudioOS powered ELK Pi. Hardware /software is a constant theme in the music tech world. Many work in the box with […]
Roland is showing a new A-88MKII flagship MIDI controller at NAMM 2020 with new onboard creative tools (3 zones, arpeggiator, chord memory…) and support for the new MIDI 2.0 Last year we got a first […]
MeeBlip Thru5 is a new USB bus-powered DIY MIDI splitter box with 1 MIDI input & 5 Outputs and free with every Geode purchase in the next 48 hours. Meeblib, the company of Peter Kirn […]
Arturia MicroLab is a stylish and affordable MIDI controller for every musician who always wants to have a keyboard with them on the go Numerous MIDI keyboards are available on the market. From very cheap […]
Electra One is a versatile MIDI controller with 12 touch-sensitive knobs with which you can control any MIDI-enabled hardware & software in your studio & live. MIDI controllers are among the must-haves of an electronic […]
Focusrite Pro (Focusrite, Novation,…) has today announced the acquisition of the Berlin-based loudspeaker manufacturer ADAM Audio. An interesting purchase in my opinion that makes sense. On one ADAM Audio has a now a strong partner […]
If you work with music software (DAW, virtual instruments …) MIDI controllers are part of the equipment. But if you want to do a lot of different things with controllers, you often need more than […]
Nektar has today announced a new entry-level USB MIDI controller keyboard series with DAW integration. The SE-25 is a USB-powered MIDI keyboard with velocity support, weighs only 400 grams and is perfect for mobile application. It […]
The Joué MIDI controller by the young French company Joué is a very exciting but also a very different expressive controller. For a long time, this was very limited to the software world (DAW, plugins, mobile […]
Spectro Audio ACDGEN, a popular MIDI pattern generator for Ableton Live Max For Live, is now available as a hardware device. ACDGEN lets you generate near endless MIDI patterns with the help of 8 different algorithms […]
It’s no secret that I’m a full supporter of iOS music apps. When Apple introduced the first watch, I was not the biggest fan and until today I’m still not convinced. Maybe because there are no real music […]
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