As the music world responds to the ongoing Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak with growing concerts and festivals closures, Moog and Korg have teamed up to release their popular Minimoog Model D and ...

Assuming its great post-launch momentum keeps up, the Switch is bound to get a lot of excellent titles in the years to come. Given the flexibility of its Joy-Con controllers, we'll likely see plenty ...

It's becoming increasingly popular to use mobile devices for music creation, with Samsung having released its new SoundCamp app and Roli recently updating its Equator app to support 3D Touch. The most ...

Original synth fans will likely appreciate that the app recreates the Wavestation’s memorable joystick to emulate changing the synth’s multiple oscillators. Korg says the sounds and actual ...

Synthesizer companies have a knack for bringing digital versions of analog gear to mobile devices so hobbyists and pros alike can get creative with ease. Earlier this year, Moog released a $30 app ...

Korg has a habit of reviving old synths via an app for iPad and iPhone, and this week the audio company revealed its latest creation. Korg claims the new, $20 iMono/Poly app for iOS reproduces every ...

Korg has this week added a new addition to its range of smartphone and tablet applications, with the introduction of the Korg M1 digital synthesizer and music workstation for iPad. The Korg M1 digital ...

Korg’s Gadget music production app combines an ever expanding collection of synthesizers and drum machines with “all-in-one” recording features. While there are some IAPs that get in the way of ...

While the iPad gets lots of great synths, drum machines and other creative music-making tools, the iPhone generally isn’t so lucky. There is the occasional exception though – witness Korg Module, for ...

Are you a musician stuck at home thanks to the novel coronavirus? Are your fingers itching to create new melodies but you can’t really get out of the house? Well, we’ve got some good news for you. The ...

A collaboration between ‘SEGA’ and ‘TAITO’ has made available both the rhythm sound generator gadget ‘Otorii’ (which uses samples of music based on 80s SEGA arcade games) and Synthesizer gadget ‘Ebina ...