Beat Magazine March 2021

English | 100 pages | PDF | 80 MB

The specialist magazine for music, production and DJ-ing: BEAT combines competent hardware and software tests with committed reviews as well as reports and interviews from music circles and the music business. We report on music production with current synthesizers and computers, present new trends in the field of recording and are always up to date with the latest reports. Many specialist authors known on the market report on the widespread music production solutions and experienced editors look after the entertainment and scene topics.

Electronic Musician – March 2021

English | 68 pages | PDF | 40 MB

The new ELECTRONIC MUSICIAN is a “must have” resource for anyone who makes music, plays music, and shares music. Every issue includes “gig tested” product reviews on music gear, tons of how-to’s, and interviews with today’s stars revealing the secrets of their songwriting approaches and audio-production concepts.

March of the Titans WAV

FANTASTiC | 31 August 2019 | 209 MB

Have you ever struggled with creating those massive impacts, drones and special sounds for your trailers? Then this collection will help you one step further by supplying you with 32 different common trailer sounds for your your next production! It ships with 112 Samples in 96kHz and 24-bit.

Mix Magazine – March 2018

English | True PDF | 52 pages | 44 MB

Mix is the world’s leading magazine for the professional recording and sound production technology industry. Mix covers a wide range of topics including: recording, live sound and production, broadcast production, audio for film and video, and music technology.

MusicTech March 2018

English | 116 pages | True PDF | 23.9 MB

Now settled into 2018 we look ahead to the future of music. With NAMM 2018 behind us we had a chance to ponder on the many new and exciting pieces of tech we saw and their impact on music creation. In this issue, we bring you our annual show report, containing info on all the latest tech that you can expect to get your hands on in 2018. In keeping with the ‘future’ theme, our lead interview highlights the work of the legendary technological pioneers at the Bell Labs and their collaboration with artist Beatie Wolfe. Their augmented reality, 3D work Raw Space reimagines the album as a multi-sensory, immersive experience. We also speak to Aki Mäkivirta from Genelec about the advanced tech at the heart of the award-winning The Ones monitors. Elsewhere this issue, we have a guide to taking your mixes to the stage, our usual tips and tutorials and an expanded reviews section. We hope you enjoy the issue…

Electronic Musician March 2018

English | 68 pages | True PDF | 13.6 MB

Electronic Musician is the #1 magazine in the U.S. for musicians who record and produce music in a home or personal studio environment.

Future Music March 2018

P2P | English | 116 pages | True PDF | 10 Feb 2018 | 33.6MB

NEW GEAR 2018

Traditionally, January always brings a flood of new music technology gear, as companies break out their latest releases for the NAMM trade show in California, and this year is no different.  Being just a few weeks in, it might be a little too early to call it, but here at FM we’re starting to feel like 2018 could be an especially good year for electronic music makers. Case in point, the two new hardware synths on this issue’s cover. First we have the Prologue, the grown-up sibling of one of our favourite synths in recent years, Korg’s Minilogue, which blends some genuinely impressive digital tricks with its classic analogue innards. Plus, we’re going in deep with Arturia’s MiniBrute 2 the beefed-up, semimodular reimagining of their popular analogue monosynth.