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KORG Gadget 3.0.1 MacOS - Vimarsana News

KORG Gadget 3.0.1 MacOS

File size: 2.82 GBKORG Gadget is the ideal all-in-one music production software and plug-in suite featuring over 40 small synthesizers/drum machines ("gadgets"), which can be freely combined to create music driven by a powerful yet intuitive user interface. The range of products includes the awar...

Logic Pro's Stem Splitter is a Game Changer - Vimarsana News

Logic Pro's Stem Splitter is a Game Changer

Apple's Logic Pro new features have turned this app into a godsend for musos.

Apple iPad Air M2 review: the tablet for most people - Vimarsana News

Apple iPad Air M2 review: the tablet for most people

While it doesn’t quite have the specs of the Pro, the iPad Air is an incredible tablet that more than fulfils your needs

Source: t3.com
Can Apple finally unlock iPad Pro's full potential: Five iPad OS 18 must-haves - Vimarsana News

Can Apple finally unlock iPad Pro's full potential: Five iPad OS 18 must-haves

The M4 iPad Pro is the closest Apple has ever gotten to peak iPad, but it is still held back by limiting software. Here are a few examples that can change that.

Revinylization #54: Deep Purple's Machine Head - Vimarsana News

Revinylization #54: Deep Purple's Machine Head

Ow Ow Ow, Ow Ow Whaow, Ow Ow Ow...Wha-aa-ow. That simple G-minor melody, supposedly inspired by Beethoven's Fifth Symphony (or perhaps Brazilian composer Carlos Lyra) and played with the tone of a Fender Stratocaster doubled by a Hammond B3 organ, is unquestionably the most famous rock-guitar riff. The apotheosis of 1970s hard-rock, the ubiquitous "Smoke on the Water" is also the unlikely story of the song's creation and the high-water mark of long-running UK rock band Deep Purple.