Moog changed the game back in the ’60s when Bob Moog introduced voltage-controlled synths. The modular rigs were revolutionary, but it was the 1970 Minimoog that made Moog a legend. That signature ...

The original PS1 inspired countless careers, as for many the game Music by Jester Interactive gave them their first taste of music production. We’ve seen various other digital audio workstations ...

DETUNE has announced music production software KORG Gadget for PlayStation for PlayStation 5. It is available now via PlayStation Store for $49.99. The PlayStation 5 version follows DETUNE’s previous ...

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Instead of just including a library of pre-recorded samples captured from percussion instruments like marimbas and xylophones, Korg Berlin’s Phase8 features eight “replaceable and tunable metal ...

Seiki Kato, the President and Representative Director of Japanese music tech company Korg, has died aged 67, following an illness. The company announced his passing in a statement online, paying ...

Korg has reimagined the legendary Handy Trax portable turntable, launching the Handytraxx series in collaboration with the late Toshihide Nakama, co-creator of the original design. The new lineup ...

Korg, the revered Japanese audio brand with a history dating back to the 1960s, is best known for synthesizers, keyboards and music workstations. As of this year, however, it’s diving head first into ...

New more versatile sound engine. Vocoder, hardtune and harmonizer vocal effects. Solid build. Excellent color screen. The MicroKorg 2 is an improvement on the original in almost every way, that much ...

The legendary Kaoss Pad gets rebooted as part of Korg’s customisable Nu:Tekt range. Greg Scarth checks out the next chapter of the story. Korg’s Kaoss Pad range launched in 1999 and quickly ...

“Grindin’,” a song performed by legendary Virginia Beach group the Clipse, was the national anthem in 2002. The song’s sparse beat—which would be recognizable even without any accompanying lyrics or ...