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Arturia Have Made Pigments Available Under a Rent-to-Own Scheme

Saving for gear and software sucks, nobody likes the waiting game. So it’s very welcome news that Arturia’s latest software synthesiser Pigments, is now available to purchase via Splice‘s rent-to-own payment plan. We’ve seen a number of manufacturers dipping their toes in this service, Pigments

Jexus – The Mysterious Youtuber Surfaces for Documentary & Giveaway

Jexus is (was?) a Polish synthesiser enthusiast and one of the original YouTube synth-guys in that wonderful time before YouTube became monetized and filled with career-tubers encouraging you to “hit subscribe”. He began uploading synth demos back in 2006, synth demos unlike any other synth

Native Instruments Massive X: Good News & Bad News

Native Instruments’ follow-up to the legendary Massive software synth — Massive X, has unfortunately been delayed from its initial release date of February 2019 to June 2019, stating on their website: Back in September we announced that MASSIVE X would arrive in February. Unfortunately, when

Modal Electronics Announce Tiny 8 OSC Wavetable Synth

British manufacturers Modal Electronics continue to see the light in miniature and inexpensive synthesisers after the excitement surrounding their recently released SKULPT poly-synth. The newly announced CRAFT will be an 8 oscillator monophonic wavetable synth, powered by batteries or USB. As with the SKULPT, this

My Gear: pting

Whether they are a self-described gear nerd or a complete gear noob, the type of gear an artist uses has a huge impact on their signature sound. In this regular series called My Gear, Noisegate picks the brains of exciting and diverse artists for a

Meet The Moog One: Moog’s first Analogue Poly Synth in Decades

In what must be the most anticipated synth release of all time, Moog have finally..finally added a poly-synth to their product line, the Moog One. And good god. It looks immense. It's only been 33-years since Moog produced a poly, the company being understandably hestitant

Making Electronic Music, Computer Free

At the dawn of the 21st century, as the home computer became powerful enough to actually be useful, so too did music software. By the mid-2000s, enamoured by shiny new programs like Ableton Live, Cubase, Reason and Fruity Loops, it seemed many users and manufacturers

My Gear: Worng

Whether they are a gear nerd or a gear noob, the type of gear an artist uses has a huge impact on their signature sound. In this regular series called My Gear, Noisegate picks the brains of exciting and diverse artists for a behind-the-scenes scoop

A Korg Manifesto: Six Diverse Artists Using Korg in 2018

Six Aussie Artists Who Love Korg Synths

[addtoany] 2018 marks an important year for Korg. It is the 50th anniversary of their first synthesiser; the Prototype 1. Over the past half-century Korg have established themselves within the industry of synthesis as innovative creators, becoming a household name synonymous with exciting sounds, professional

AudioKit Synth One: An Open Source Synth – FREE

The world’s first completely open-source, full featured professional iOS synthesiser app that can be downloaded can now be yours absolutely FREE! The AudioKit Synth One is a special mobile app that takes a synth in your pocket to whole new realms. The instrument has been

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