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Pro Audio > Keyboard Magazine
Saturday October 4, 2025. 01:00 PM
With premium features and an entry-level price, Fourm is about to bring a whole new demographic into the Sequential family. We sit down with the company's CEO and Product Designer to find out more
He says songwriters have lost out at the expense of streaming platforms
“There is an issue with his estate,” she says
'Yacht Rock! When I first heard that phrase, I groaned. But then I thought, ‘Who cares what it’s called? If it keeps people listening to some great music, I’m happy!''
Friday October 3, 2025. 04:00 PM
Roland’s latest drum machine looks great – and its ‘80s inspirations are undisputed classics – but can we agree we now have enough X0X emulations?
New biography is out about the new wave band
'His technical proficiency is astonishing but also extremely musical - his musicianship is so well-rounded and rich,' she says
The next generation of the Swedish firm's headless guitar design has arrived; is this the guitar to finally convince the cynics to try one out?
White plays Springsteen in forthcoming biopic
'I got kicked out of the Grammys one time': Mike Dean on losing Album of the Year to Herbie Hancock
“It’s this light pop ditty, but it’s about somebody down and out'
“It ended up, in my mind, being the most original-sounding thing on the album,” he later said
The first mesh option for Yamaha’s DTX6 lineup offers larger pads and high quality sounds
Thursday October 2, 2025. 07:00 PM
Apple's latest lightweight laptop makes a great case to be the centre piece of your studio
“A week later I got a message from my manager asking: ‘Did you meet Jeff Beck?’”
“I love the sound of records. Good-sounding records”
Placing the punchy, vintage tones of the Fender Showman in your DAW, Showtime '64 is free until October 31st
This Laney might be tube-less, but still manages to deliver the roar we’ve come to expect from its fan-favourite Lionheart combo
Chester Bennington was a little on the fence as to whether Linkin Park’s most enduring track was strong enough to be on their debut
With massively upgraded power, expressive pads and new sequencing tools, Akai’s latest MPC is a DAW-in-a-box powerhouse
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