The software for this MIDI controller is based on the OpenDeck Platform, a neat system that allows anyone to create their own MIDI controllers and devices. It’s also a great looking board ...

It’s 8×8 grid of RGB LED backlit buttons are used to trigger different beats and clips by sending MIDI commands to the ... [Ella] makes it clear this software is still a work in progress ...

This feature intends to provide an answer to one of the most essential questions that many people starting out have: “How do ...

Which brings us nicely to 1990, when MIDI music-making was established enough to warrant an appearance on BBC 2 - at the time ...

You'll also likely invest in compatible hardware, such as a music production laptop, audio interface, and MIDI controllers, further entrenching you into the software you pick.