Monthly Archives: January 2013

Behringer Nekkst Studio Monitors Designed by KRK
Studio Hardware

Behringer Nekkst Studio Monitors Designed by KRK

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BEHRINGER has launched the NEKKST K5 and K8 next-generation, high-resolution near-field monitors developed by renowned monitor designer and founder of KRK, Keith R. Klawitter. An array of innovations, including a patent-pending means of switching between studio tunings, as well as ultra-linear DSP correction, multiple analog and digital inputs, iOS and Bluetooth™ connectivity are included. Both models come with ultra-high-resolution 1″ silk dome tweeters and long-throw glass fiber cone woofers; 8″ and 5″ respectively.

Behringer announces alliance with Image Line for CMD DJ controllers
DJ GEAR

Behringer announces alliance with Image Line for CMD DJ controllers

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Behringer announced the release of its much-anticipated CMD DJ controllers and an alliance with Image Line, the company behind such acclaimed producer software as Fruity Loops and Deckadance. The full-featured set of MIDI controllers consists of the CMD MM-1 Mixer Module, CMD DV-1 Digital Vinyl Control Module, LC-1 Live Control Module, CMD PL-1 Platter Control Module and the CMD DC-1 Drum Control, all of which will now come with IMAGE LINE’s Deckadance Software.

Behringer Introduces iSTUDIO and iSTUDIO thunder Docks for all iPad Versions
DJ Software

Behringer Introduces iSTUDIO and iSTUDIO thunder Docks for all iPad Versions

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Behringer has introduced its new iSTUDIO family of professional docking stations for Apple iPad versions with 30-pin and Lightning connectors, at this year’s NAMM show in Anaheim, CA. With iPad sales soaring­—an estimated 60 million in 2012 alone—the iSTUDIO series is destined to become the platform of choice for musicians, DJs and music producers who want to record and produce music quickly and easily.

Korg MS-20 Reborn as the MS-20 Mini
Synths and workstations

Korg MS-20 Reborn as the MS-20 Mini

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Another product we have been waiting patiently for has arrived today! Korg’s MS-20 monophonic synthesizer, first introduced in 1978, is still a coveted instrument to this day, thanks to its thick, robust sound, its powerful, iconic analog filter, and its versatile patching options. Over 300,000 people have enjoyed the distinct MS-20 sounds from the original, from Korg’s MS-20 plug-in synth, or the iMS-20 iPad app.

Arturia introduce SparkLE Drum Machine
Synths and workstations

Arturia introduce SparkLE Drum Machine

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Looking at the picture we understand why they call it SparkLE. Just look at those color LEDs. SparkLE is the newest hybrid instrument from Arturia that will take your beat creation to new levels. By combining the amazing sounds, work flow and creative tools of the Spark Engine software, with the high quality SparkLE controller, Arturia has created the ultimate beat creating powerhouse.

Native Instruments introduces REVERB CLASSICS
Studio Software

Native Instruments introduces REVERB CLASSICS

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Native Instruments launched REVERB CLASSICS – two premium-quality algorithmic reverbs inspired by renowned studio hardware. While each effect has its own distinct sound, both provide a rich, harmonic character that adds dimension and depth to any source. A first-of-its-kind display provides visual feedback to monitor the effect’s output in real time – a powerful feature for quickly shaping the effect with ease and precision. The REVERB CLASSICS were created in cooperation with Softube, the acclaimed Swedish company renowned for their painstakingly accurate emulations of audio hardware. 

Livid Instruments introduce BASE Midi Controller
DJ GEAR, Studio Hardware, Studio Software

Livid Instruments introduce BASE Midi Controller

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We have seen some pictures on their instagram this week but as of yesterday Livid Instruments have introduced Base, their latest Midi controller. Base: a new foundation for all your creative productions. Combining the technology of drum machines and touch screens, Base delivers a sleek new pressure-sensitive surface that doubles up the MPC’s fabled 16 pads and opens up your hands to freely mix. With 32 pressure-sensitive pads, nine touch sliders, eight touch-sensitive buttons, and eight momentary buttons there’s plenty of controls to play and control your set.