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Synth and Software’s Most Popular Articles of 2020
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As we welcome 2021, Synth and Software looks back at some of the most popular articles of 2020.
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Whatever Happened to Keith Emerson’s Moog?
Where did “the world’s most dangerous synth” begin, and where is it now? Fifty years ago, Herb Deutsch, Chris Swansen, and a handful of other
Top 21 Electric Piano Performances of All Time
Synth and Software polled our contributors to come up with a list of our favorite 21 electric piano performances of all time. Today we take
Top 10 Apple Logic Pro X Workflow Tips
How to work faster and get more done with less effort in Logic Pro X The newest version of Apple’s Logic Pro X delivers plenty
The Allure of Physical Modeling
This underappreciated synthesis technique may be the key to greater musical expression. Ever since I first laid my hands on a Moog modular synth at
Synth and Software’s Top 10 Soft Synths
When diverse timbres are what you need, these virtual synthesizers are the cream of the crop. Synth and Software has been publishing monthly Top 10 lists
Review: Reason Studios Reason 11
Should you upgrade to the latest revision of this popular virtual studio? Reason version 11 is here, and with it, Propellerhead Software has brought some
Behringer Beat: Wasp Deluxe Review
A vintage English monosynth is reborn in Behringer’s Wasp Deluxe. The Wasp Deluxe is the latest in Behringer’s family of classic synthesizer tributes. This growing
Bat Utility Belt: Korg Nu:Tekt NTS-1 Review
We review Korg’s new NTS-1, a compact synth and effects processor you can assemble and customize to make your own. When Korg released its bestselling
ASM Hydrasynth Desktop Review
Now that the Hydrasynth is becoming widely available, let’s find out what makes ASM’s flagship synthesizer unique. In September 2019, a new company called Ashun
All the Synths You Missed at the 2020 NAMM Show
Music gear companies converged in California for NAMM 2020, and they brought new synthesizers with them. Every January, more than 100,000 musicians descend on the