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Image-Line are continuing to rapidly improve the already impressive FL Studio DAW, with the download available for free to registered users for testing. It’s a beta, so whilst there are numerous new features added, it may not be quite a stable as the production version which will follow. I remember buying Fruity Loops back when […]
Here at AudioMelody we prided ourselves of being one of the first websites to offer computer musicians free PC software for recording, mixing, and editing their music back in 1999. Whilst we still offer an unrivalled collection of free music software for laptop musicians on Macs and PCs – we have now opened a dedicated […]
Ableton has long been making the defacto software solution for electronic musicians to play live, as well as for making beats and grooves – and now they have partnered with SoundCloud, the music hosting and streaming solution used by musicians and music blogs across the globe. The integration is as deep as allowing Ableton allowing […]
At this point, tablets (almost entirely iPads) are seen as tools to work with alongside a DAW as a touchscreen interface, or for laying down some simple song structures when on the move. But with the launch of Wave Machine Labs’ Auria, we’ve got a full 48-track DAW right there with full support for VST […]
As well as announcing the Renaissance and Studio MPC products, Akai has announced the interesting looking MPC FLY. It is essential a 16-pad controller that sits in a laptop-esque case that can also house an iPad 2, and then an iOS app lets you sequence up to four tracks simultaneously. Here’s a breakdown of the […]
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