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Beat magazine covers various music production topics and news.
Imake no secret of it: I love synths! And despite my strict rule that all plug-ins in my browser should fit on a single screen – a rule that has long been stretched to its limits, of course – I still try out a new one every now and then if it hooks...
Instead of searching monthly at the newsstand, you‘ll receive 12 issues of BEAT at the unbeatable price of just 75 euros for the German print edition or 59 euros for the international digital edition. Every month, you‘ll benefit from...
With the AirBase 99, Berlin-based synthesizer pioneer Jürgen Michaelis (JoMoX) created a rack expander in the late ’90s that remains notorious to this day for its creaking, monstrous sub-bass and hissing hi-hats. The combination of analog...
Melody and Lyrics become Vocals: Dreamtonics Synthesizer V Studio 2 Core uses its AI engine to generate astonishingly lifelike vocal performances directly within your DAW. In the piano roll, you can program notes and lyrics, optimize...
Cubase LE 15 is compact, but it’s anything but a toy. With audio and MIDI tracks, software instruments, effects, chord aids, and MixConsole, this entry-level version of the DAW has everything you need to record, arrange, and mix your own songs...
To ensure that none of your serial numbers are lost in future (e.g. in the event of a reinstallation, Outlook crash or disk crash), you can now manage them conveniently online. The advantages are obvious: the editorial team can send you...
