Shorter: MIDI 2.0 continues to approach ubiquity We’ve been covering MIDI 2.0 developments as they happen for a while. If you’re not up on it, check...
The MIDI Association is making it easier for manufacturers to come out with MIDI 2.0 instruments This release gets a little into the weeds, but most...
CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE to SYNTH AND SOFTWARE YOUTUBE The MIDI Association’s Athan Billias talks to Synth and Software Content Director about MIDI 2.0 and why...
Read this if you’re wondering how MIDI 2.0 will change how you work and play music. It’s been over 35 years since the MIDI Specification was...
MIDI 1.0 isn’t dead, but it’s been reincarnated. Long live MIDI 2.0! Now available from The MIDI Association, the complete MIDI 2.0 Specifications are ready for...
It’s billed as “create the perfect chord progression” We’ll let the company press release attempt to explain this tool. In the meantime, know that it’s $27...
Music Hackspace, the MIDI Association, and NAMM Join Together to Present the Awards Music Hackspace, The MIDI Association, and NAMM are proud to announce that submissions are...
The Rock Band 3 keytar is crazy-cheap and amazingly useful. Behold the power of mass production: this two-octave MIDI controller has a keyboard feel that rivals...
Opening image courtesy of yamahablackboxes.com Yamaha’s MCS2 MIDI Control Station could turn any MIDI keyboard into a master controller. Rewind to 1983: I am working at...
4 analog ins x 8 outs, 8-channel lightpipe input, monitor control with talkback, two headphone outs, DC-coupled outs for creating CV signals, MIDI… This new model...
Mark Jenkins flies in all the way from London to attend Los Angeles’ busy post-covid (we hope!) music tech show Well, wouldn’t you know it. No...
A great time was had by all at the Burbank, CA synth show last week, and here are the receipts UPDATE: Synth and Software contributor Mark...
If Jim Aikin says it’s ridiculously cool, it’s a safe bet that it is Making earworm beats just got a whole lot easier. Whether you want...
It’s for the the stand-alone versions, and it captures audio, MIDI, and the entire state of the instrument Cool. The headline is the story, but check...
It’s bigger and badder than Volume 1, and we like what we hear Stand on any street corner, and someone is guaranteed to say “You can...