Molten Music Monthly - January 2017 NAMM Show Special

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The last couple of years of NAMM have been a bit sort of “meh”. There’s always been a few cool new things to talk about but it’s often underwhelming. This year it’s all gone off in completely different directions. On the computer music side it’s even more “Meh” than usual – I’m really struggling to find anything interesting to talk about. I mean both Roland and PreSonus released new USB audio interfaces that look like everybody else’s. And Steven Slate thinks he’s invented the virtual studio. Then what? Well, just a couple of things I’ll get to in a minute. On the other hand, inRead More →

Molten Music Monthly December 2016

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This month we get very touchy feely with Yeco in my full review. We discover how to create the ultimate synth workstation with Gig Performer. You can build your own MIDI controller with Mine. I have a look at the only soft synth you will ever need with Vengeance Avenger. Cubase reaches version 9 and borrows some cool features. We get our glitch on with Timeshaper and Tim Exile gives us a machine with 5 years worth of loops in it with FLOW. We’ve also got the latest Molten Modular news and a couple of my best things of the year because there was someRead More →