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Generative audio models, AI tooling for producers, rights and licensing fights, and the artists pushing synthetic-instrument workflows into release-ready work.
5 synthesized articles in this stream.
Unmixing Audio Is Now Mostly a Solved Problem
Steinberg's SpectraLayers 13 isn't just an update. It’s a quiet declaration that separating a mixed audio track into its component parts is a cheap, desktop-bound reality with immediate implications.
Your Next Sequencer Is a Pocket Geiger Counter
A new piece of free software turns background radiation into music. The app is a curiosity; the idea of using the universe's raw data as a creative input is the real story.
Rhodes Is Selling a Two-Hundred-Pound Artifact for Almost Twenty Grand
This isn't an instrument; it's a monument. Rhodes just announced a hyper-limited, anniversary-edition electric piano that weighs more than a person and costs more than a car.
ShinRonin Is The Free Delay That Wants To Break Your Track
Audio Damage just released a new free delay plugin. It is not a simple echo box; it's a fully-routable feedback machine designed to be pushed until it screams.
Modular Synthesis Now Runs in a Browser Tab
Modular synthesis used to mean a wall of cables. Developer Stretta's Smol Sequencer puts a generative music environment in your browser for free, and your entire patch is just a URL.