Editing images with software like Lightroom typically involves changing parameters like exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, and so on for more than 90% of your work. These parameters are ...

MIDI has been around for longer than most of the readers of Hackaday, and you can get off my lawn. In spite of this, MIDI is still commonly used in nearly every single aspect of musical performance, ...

Typically, when we think of a music sequencer, we envisage LEDs and boards covered in buttons. Of course, there are naturally other ways to build such a device. MesoTune takes a different tack ...

The Genki Wave Ring isn't the first gesture-based MIDI controller. Nor will it be the last. But let's be honest, only a tiny sliver of the population actually cares about being able to change the ...

It's rare nowadays to find a recording setup that doesn't use a digital workflow. A good digital setup simplifies music composition, engineering, and production, letting an artist create whole tracks ...

Good value; integrates nicely with Reason and other software synthesizers; included software is packed with sounds; built-in MIDI interface; equally good for studio or live performance; programmable ...

The unique Cardboard Footswitch priced at €40 or roughly $47 allows musicians to utilize other unused older iPhone technology to build MIDI foot controllers. The unique kiit allows you to transform an ...

With the advent of MIDI, expression pedals have become a powerful means of controlling creative output when one's hands are otherwise occupied. They are simple and effective way _ to achieve extended ...

Musicians may be interested in a new modern reinvention of the MIDI which is launched via Kickstarter this month and been created by Conductive Labs. The MRCC, MIDI Router Control Center is now ...

Synido Scale Pocket puts scale learning, MIDI control, and built-in sounds in a new compact battery-powered device.

Writing your own music is no easy feat. It’s one thing if you’re a career musician—it’s quite another if you’re just a long-time music lover who wants to take a first shot at creating your own stuff.

Since the MIDI standard was released in the early '80s, plenty of musicians have wanted to control electronically-generated sounds with a guitar. Goofy attachments have come and gone, and last year's ...