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There’s no denying that producers and new plugins are a match made in heaven. Plenty of music creators get enthusiastic about what’s coming up in the plugin industry: and well, there’s one actually. Yesterday, the Breda-based dance music veteran, Hardwell, posted a teaser for his upcoming plugin called “Spacecontrol”. This is a team-up between the
If you are a producer who is fascinated and quite possibly a nerd about sound design, you might be holding resentment towards the folks who made TikTok. Well, that’s going to change. The brainstormers behind the notorious platform, ByteDance, have dabbled in the audio-editing spectrum and come up with a freebie software named “Mawf”, a
For nearly half a century and more since inception of recorded music, hardware machines were the only means to finalize audio productions. Since this were manually done by running tapes, errors crept in among other “unnecessary” additions. Sound engineers and other experts of the field constantly found ways to get rid of them, until computers
A few months ago, I happened to present my views on some of the latest and affordable audio production/editing plugins: One being Ummet Ozcan’s Genesis digital synth and the other an all-in-one mixing software from KSHMR, in collaboration with Splice. After these, I couldn’t find any other major competitor providing economical plugins worth mentioning until
Last month, we happened to delve in the realm of music production, as the brass tacks of audio creation happens to intrigue us often from time to time. Genesis Pro caught our focus previously, and this article will be dedicated to the latest revelation from renowned solo act KSHMR, whose impactful music has gathered countless
Studio equipment has always been a pocket burner for musicians. Even now, so to speak, acquiring digital plugins can cost at least a whopping hundred bucks. Especially synths, which are a necessity for any electronic music producer. But seldom free plugins come to their rescue, and they resort to alternative methods. Having been first revealed
