Terrence O'Brien

Ground Control Audio’s UwU Virtual Pet buffer is a Tamagotchi in a guitar pedal that encourages you to practice to keep it healthy.

Casio showed up to NAMM 2024 with the Dimension Tripper: an experimental Bluetooth expression controller that you operate with your guitar strap.

Arturia Pigments is a free upgrade with new generative features, audio processing and much improved performance.

The Korg NTS-1 mk2 and NTS-3 Kaoss Pad are the newest members of the DIY Nu:Tekt line of devices.

The Rabbit R1 is a dedicated virtual assistant device with Teenage Engineering design DNA.

The Exobrew’s temperature controlled keg handles everything from boiling to serving. But the $879 price might put some off.

Arturia V Collection X adds six more instruments to the fold, but it’s the completely rebuilt Minimoog model that

Moog’s Mariana is a great sounding virtual synth that’s all about bass.

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The Chroma Console allows you to freely rearrange four effects modules, automate them and record loops to jam over.

FL Studio 21.2 adds top notch stem separation and FL Cloud with an optional subscription tier.

Austrian Audio’s MiCreator Studio is a excellent condenser mic and an audio interface crammed into a tiny package that’s better than it has any right being...

Splice Create uses AI to find samples that work with almost any loop in its library.

Roland’s free updates for the TR-8S and TR-6S drum machines add CR-78 percussion sounds and the ability to craft 808 bass lines.

Neural DSP Archetype: Tom Morello turns his iconic guitar rig into a digital plugin.

Roland’s 50th Anniversary Concept Piano is undeniably gorgeous and has flying speakers for some reason.

I’ve been stuck in something of a creative rut for the last year or so. I’ve been sitting on two (or maybe three) tracks for an EP since last January, unable to push through. It’s gotten to the point where, honestly, I haven’t even been enjoying making music these last several months. I tell you this because, in a post detailing the difference between the Blooper, Mood and Habit pedals (which are all built around a similar core), Chase Bliss founder Joel Korte brags that the Habit “could get any…