Ubuntu Studio remains the quickest one-shot way to get at Linux and free software for music, sound, video, media, and 3D. And they deserve some extra love now, especially since Apple Silicon has slightly deflated desktop Linux attention. Here's a look at the long-term support version that just hit beta, due later this month. The post Ubuntu Studio...

Access' Virus TI and TI2 may have been quietly discontinued this year, but the love for them continues. And now Nick Kaniak has unveiled a powerful-looking editor for the two instruments, built in Max for Live. That's great news for macOS users who lack an editor - and even Push support is coming. The post Virus TI, beloved techno weapon, now has...

Every few months, some DJ horror story or failure takes over social media. Here's a complete guide, with official advice from Pioneer DJ and pro DJs, on how to prepare your media and files for digital DJ gigs. The post How to avoid USB and rekordbox DJing failures: a complete guide appeared first on CDM Create Digital Music.

After an unimaginable year of violence and chaos, with tens of thousands killed and millions displaced and in danger of starvation, now is the time to keep talking about Sudan. Here's some music and listening in the hopes of demanding action. The post Sudan, with millions at risk: music and listening after one year of war appeared first on CDM Create...

DIYers, coders, hackers - Super Synthesis is fully open-sourcing their modules under the ultra-permissive CC0 license (public domain). It could be the start of a new model for module making - and if you've ever wanted to watch someone live-stream the design process, you get that, too. The post Super Synthesis is taking their excellent Eurorack modules...

Love Linux? Time to show it: CDM fave Sinevibes has brought their Integer effect plug-in to Linux-native VST3. So it'd be great to hear from Linux-using CDMers about this one. The post Penguin parade: Sinevibes now does Linux appeared first on CDM Create Digital Music.