Companies like Apollo, Hercules DJ, Korg, BandLab and Boombox are narrowing the gap between Major Label recording and Home Project studios. The latest advances in technology has made content creation more affordable than ever for aspiring artists and musicians to create professional content from anywhere. It doesn’t take a $10,000 mixing boards and $2,000 mics […]
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Serato Sample Review
Famed DJ brand claims its BPM algorithm tech and lets you play your samples like an instrument. Does it deliver on its claim? Serato, known for the ever-popular Serato DJ Suite – has expanded their portfolio of products to include the fantastic production tools Serato Studio and Serato Sample. In this article take a look […]
Posted inGrooveboxes, Studio Gear, Tech
Ableton Move – Quick Look
Is Ableton’s new standalone groovebox the new standard for quick idea sketching? A 4-track instrument/workstation, Ableton’s Move is a new Groovebox/Drum Machine/Synth/Samper. It’s aimed at the mobile music makers – as it’s a portable all-in-one gadget that’s less than half the size of the Push 3. https://www.tiktok.com/@tremendousmusic/video/7435439709372894494 Ableton Move’s Set View Standalone Up to 4 […]
Posted inHeadphones/Monitors, Tech, Wearables
Soundcore Liberty 4 Pro Review
Introduction Soundcore’s latest version of their flagship wireless earbuds, the Liberty 4 Pro have arrived. Do they have what it takes to take top place of the true Wireless headphones category? Read on to find out. The Liberty 4 Pro come with a full range of features that are sure to satisfy the most demanding […]
Posted inSmartphones, Tech
Pixel 9 Review – Google Gemini, and more AI
Smart smartphone, an even smarter AI virtual assistant named Gemini, and a top-tier camera system amounts to the Pixel 9…
Posted inFitness | Health, Tech, Wearables
Withings unveils the Scanwatch Nova Brilliant Edition
Withings, a global leader in connected health devices,unveils the ScanWatch Nova Brilliant Edition, its latest offering merging timeless design with the precision ofmedical-grade technology. Available for purchase in November 2024, in time for the holiday season,ScanWatch Nova Brilliant is the most spectacularly designed smartwatch Withings has ever made. Theexpanded line comes in titanium silver and […]
Posted inLaptops, Tech
Omnibook X 1st Look : HP’s 1st CoPilot+ AI PC
Will the new Snapdragon X Elite processors put new Windows 11 laptops at the forefront of mainstream AI experiences? The new Omnibook series marks the beginning of AI-powered computers for both the industry and HP. The first of the two – the Omnibook X – is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite. This marks the […]
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Urtopia Carbon 1 Pro preview, initial impressions
Weighting in at just 48lbs, the Urtopia Carbon 1 Pro is one of the lightest – and smartest – e-bikes available today. At first glance, tha Carbon 1 Pro doesn’t look like an electric bike. Touting a sleek and lightweight carbon fiber frame, it looks just like a regular cyclist’s bike. That is, until the […]
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System76 Pangolin (2023) review: AMD Ryzen powerhouse
This Ryzen 7 powered laptop has a generous amount of ports, a 16″ matte screen with anti-glare, and even a kill switch for the webcam to secure yourself from snooping hackers
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Mobovi Ticwatch Pro 5
The Ticwatch Pro 5 ticks (and ticks) all the right boxes to be near the top of the list of potential smartwatch buys. Mobovi , a health/fitness centric company lesser known for their WearOS smartwatch line up have updated their flagship product – the Ticwatch Pro 5. The 1.35 inch dual display has Amazing battery […]
Posted inStudio Gear
Beats Studio Pro: AirPods Max for the rest of us
Beats Studio Pro is Apple’s doppelganger product to the AirPods Max, offering many of the same features for Android and Windows users
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Motorola Edge+ (2023) Review
In a Universe filled with Galaxies of iPhones, who would have thought a classic brand like Motorola would deliver a breath of fresh air with the Edge+ Intro The Motorola Edge+ is every bit of a flagship device, even in 2024. SpecsMotorola Edge + (2023)Screen6.67-inch P-OLED Display (2400 x 1080 Pixels, 393 ppi) with Corning […]
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Xiaomi Watch s1 Active Review
The S1 Active is a lighter smartwatch than the vanilla Xiaomi Watch, with a slightly more durable and sporty build. Although it’s not sold in any major retail stores, and Xiaomi Pay is still not available in the U.S. – it’s just as assessable as more readily available smartwatches on the market. Nice selection of […]
Posted inElectric Motorbikes
Top E-Bikes of 2023
Cycling is one of the most extensive forms of cardio, with mountain bikes at the top of the list of workout methods. E-Bikes, or electric bikes – tackle this task easily while adding the convenience of a moped-like battery-powered motor that adds pedal assist for a near-effortless commuting alternative. Many are beginning to enjoy the […]
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HP soars amongst Chromebooks with the Dragonfly Pro
When the Dragonfly Pro first arrived, I was excited for the prospect of Cloud Gaming on Chromebooks. And between the Play Store and Linux, there should be a ton of options for content creation, document editing and such. Little did I know that Google was still offering underbaked software that was still playing catch up […]
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Apple announces Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro for iPad
For decades, iMacs and MacBooks have been the staple brand in Multimedia Firms, Recording Studios and Film Studios due to Apple’s superior proprietary programs. But starting 5/23, Apple brings their two most acclaimed pro apps for creatives to iPadOS, Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro.
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The Model J, from the Electric Bike Company has an $1199 introductory price and massive range
The Electric Bike Company, has more models than the late High Hefner and as more customizations than Android smartphones – has added a new bike to their extensive collection. The Model J (J stands for Journey), a super-73 inspired e-bike comes with a 28 mph max speed (reprogrammable), up to a 195 mile range, and […]
Posted inWearables
Google Pixel Watch Review
Can Google revive the Android Wear platform with the first iteration of the Pixel Watch? Does it have what it takes to stand toe-to-toe with the Apple/Galaxy Watches, Garmin’s and Fitbits of the world? Let’s take the water drop smartwatch with the pebble design for a flick of the wrist to find out. Specs and […]
Posted inLaptops, Tablets, Tech, Workstations
Dell brings new innovative designs to their XPS Series
Dell (27% global market) has been one of the world’s top OEM brands for the past few decades, exchanging the #1 spot with HP (25% market share) and Lenovo (25.5%) . They have a model for everyone, the Inspirion series has everyday users covered – while Latitude to Precision model targets students to businesses, the […]
Posted inGames, Tablets, Tech
Razer Edge 5G Review
Gamer-centric computer brand Razer is throwing their hat into the mobile gaming market with their first mobile gaming device, the Razer Edge. It comes in two flavors, a Wi-Fi variant more widely available – and the Verizon exclusive 5G model. In this review we’re going to take a look at the Razer Edge 5G. It’s […]
Posted inCenterpieces, Grooveboxes, Microphones, MIDI Controllers, Studio Gear, Tech
Top 5 Audio Brands of 2023
There are many AEMs (Audio Equipment Manufacturers) who make products that are decent enough to market as the best, at times the plethora of options can be overwhelming to the average consumer. This is where we come in handy, where we break down the top 5 brands behind some of the best quality Headphones, Earphones, […]
Posted inSmartphones, Tech
Motorola Edge + (2022) Review
Motorola released the Edge + February 2022, and a quick search online for reviews shows it was received fairly by consumers and the media alike – even if its marketing campaigns weren’t as grandeur as some of the competition. Equipped with the most powerful SOC of 2022 in the form of the Snapdragon 8 Gen […]
Posted inApps, Tech
Vimage Review: an app that lets you add motion and video to photo
Vimage is an interesting app. It’s not exactly a video editor, but the types of edits it allows you to make to photos add video like motion to pictures in a unique way. Make your images pop with motion editing in Vimage. Vimage give you the ability to add 3D animation to photos. Cinematography is […]
Posted inLaptops, Tech
System’76 Pangolin Laptop Review
The Pangolin is the latest AMD powered laptop to be released by Open-Source-centric OEM System76, and we have our in-depth review ready for the masses. The Pangolin isn’t much different from the Lemur Pro in terms of reliability and quality – but mobility and internals is where it differs. Where the Lemur was Intel powered, […]
Posted inCenterpieces, Studio Gear
Akai MPC One Review
The MPC brand has been a mainstay in modern music for over 30 years…. Detailed review coming soon… The Hardware The Software https://www.instagram.com/p/CRXHoQ-ACCm/?utm_medium=copy_link Insight Conclusion
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iPhone 14 Pro Review
There is really no need to extensively cover a device as popular and household tier as the iPhone – everyone knows someone who owns one if they don’t own one themselves. And if you don’t happen to know anyone who owns an iPhone 14 Pro, you can guarantee any cellular store or electronic department has […]
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Black Friday Tech Deals
With Black Friday (and Cyber Monday) right around the corner, we’ve compiled a collection of the best deals in tech from around the internet into one nice article. While Best Buy, Target and Amazon have most of the better deals in retail, there are great offers scattered throughout the web directly from brands, and you […]
Posted inLaptops, Tech
HP Dev One Review : A Unique Collaboration between HP and System76
Lo and behold, when one of the worlds biggest computer manufacturers decides to co-sign a scrappy but formidable newcomer by releasing a laptop with their Linux Distro pre-installed – people like me tend to sit up and take notice. And that’s exactly what we have here with the HP Dev One, a laptop running Pop!_OS […]
Posted inApps, Software, Tech
Celebrating our INDEPENDENCE from subscription-based cloud storage providers
Click above image for up to 75% off 4th of July sale THE DEAL OF ALL CLOUD STORAGE DEALS HAS ARRIVED. pCloud is a relative newcomer in the cloud storage market that has apps for every major platform, including Linux. It offers up to 10GB of free storage, and is also the only provider on […]
Posted inWorkshops
Music Production Workshop: FL Studio Mobile 4
Musical ideas can happen at any time. Rhythms and melodies tend to come at you while your during the most mundane tasks, like mowing the yard or cleaning your space. While memory has stood the test of time as our internal scratchpad, technology has gotten more capable, more compact, more accessible each generation. Many people […]
Posted inMicrophones, Studio Gear, Tech
PreSonus Revelator Review
PreSonus, manufacturers of some of the world’s most renowned Audio Interfaces, Control Boards, Mixing Consoles, Preamps, and Microphones – releases the Revelator USB mic for project studios , gamers and podcasters. We take it through the paces to see if it adds something new to the market and offers new and rare features. To find […]
Posted inBeauty, Lifestyle
Maybelline Fit Me Tinted Moisturizer: The New Era of Makeup
Makeup has been around for centuries. To note that as of the mid 2000’s many trends have come and gone from the infamous Instagram brows, to contouring and highlighting, baking, over-lined lip liner or even winged eyeliner to name a few. As recent as this pandemic one particular makeup product has taken the makeup world […]
Posted inSmartphones, Software, Tech, Workshops
Music Production Workshop: Mobile with Cubasis 3
Musical ideas can happen at any time. Rhythms and melodies tend to come at you while your during the most mundane tasks, like mowing the yard or cleaning your space. While memory has stood the test of time as our internal scratchpad, technology has gotten more capable, more compact, more accessible each generation. Many people […]
Posted inTech, Wearables
Lenovo Smart True Wireless Earbud: Is it Worth $79?
For only $79 Lenovo True Smart Wireless Earbuds are an absolute essential purchase. The earbuds feel great and seem to be better than most other buds on the market. They automatically connect whenever you open the case. These earbuds have multipoint pairing for multiple devices. At this budget friendly price Lenovo offers solid noise cancellation, […]
Posted inSoftware, Tech
The Industry Standard: pCloud Review
pCloud Web Interface in Desktop Browser There are many options on the market for cloud storage. Some are integrated into our devices Operating Systems, extending the physical storage by embedding virtual extensions of your smartphone or laptops space within its software. Many people only interact with the services that come with the devices they own […]
Posted inMIDI Controllers, Studio Gear
PreSonus ATOM SQ Review
Presonus has released the Atom SQ a TR-808 styled groove box/MIDI controller, to accompany their 1st gen Atom Drum Machine.
Posted inApps, Tech
FL Studio Mobile 4 Review
On its 4th version, FL Studio Mobile 4 has finally come into it’s own from under it’s desktop sibling. The linear-timeline based mobile-first DAW is not a stripped down version of FL Studio, but an companion app that stands on its own very well. User Interface Whereas the x86-based FL Studio for Mac and PC […]
Posted inLaptops, Tech
IdeaPad Slim 7 Carbon 14 (AMD) Review: Durable Elegance
The IdeaPad Slim 7 Carbon is an all metal, sleeker ThinkPad X1 Carbon – with dedicated graphics and a crispier 2K display.
Posted inAnalysis, Tech
Top 5 Cloud Storage Providers of 2022
Cloud Storage has evolved from a niche perk to an essential contingency, particularly with companies making the move to more hybrid/remote workflows. Some cloud storage providers are more popular than others, due to the fact they are integrated into popular ecosystems (think Android, ChromeOS, iOS/MacOS, Windows.) But does the market share of these services reflect […]
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MWC 2022 Highlights
This year’s MWC (Mobile World Congress) has been dominated by computer OEMs . What is usually a tech conference for mobile devices (smartphones,etc.) has become a highly anticipated showcase for upcoming laptops and tablets. Below are all the links to our articles associated with product announcements at this year’s Mobile World Congress. Lenovo’s new ThinkPad […]
Posted inAnalysis, Lifestyle
Top 5 Apps for Online Banking in 2022 (USA)
Similar to the transportation, communication and media industries that have been usurped by catalytic innovations in tech – Banking firms seem to be on the cusp of some huge transformations. That being said, the world of financial transactions and digital banking is already changing. There are newer platforms dominating the current landscape, leaving older banking […]
Posted inAnalysis, Smartphones, Tech
3 Reasons why the iPhone Mini is better than last years Mini
Many people regard the iPhone as the best smartphone of all time. While many smartphone (Android) users may beg to differ – there’s no denying the iPhone 13 is the best iteration yet. It also has a “mini”…
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ThinkBook 16p Gen 2 Review
Lenovo is adding the ThinkBook to its ever-expanding lineup of laptop models, alongside the ThinkPad. The latest is the upgraded ThinkBook 16p Gen2 – a powerful business-oriented laptop equipped with an AMD Ryzen 7 and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 graphics. Build and Feel -Pending- Specifications ProcessorAMD Ryzen™ 7 5800H Processor (3.20 GHz, up to 4.40 […]
Posted inSoftware, Tech
REAPER Review – a lightweight DAW that’s feature-packed
One of the more low-key studio secrets, REAPER is a bare-bones DAW with so many hidden abilities it’s considered a swiss-army-knife of audio production software. It’s unassuming, bland UI may appear off-putting – but don’t judge a DAW by its color. For those not familiar, REAPER is an acronym for Rapid Environment for Audio Production, […]
Posted inIoT (Smart Home), Tech
Lenovo Smart Clock 2 Review
With smart speakers and Smart displays set to join Smart TVs, smart doorbells, smart thermometers, and smart light bulbs in the quest to make your residence a smart home; Lenovo’s released the Smart Clock 2 as a control center for those who desire to bring it all together with the Google Home app. An significant […]
Posted inAnalysis, Tech
3 reasons why the Pixel 6 will change the Android ecosystem for the better (Opinion)
The Pixel 6 represents the beginning of a new horizon for the Android ecosystem. Up until now, Google allowed smartphone manufacturers the freedom to create their own flavor of the OS since it came to market. All that has changed with the Pixel 6, which touts Google’s very own 1st gen Tensor SoC chip – […]
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9 Day Labfreq Holiday Giveaway
All you have to do is be a subscriber and enter your name and email for a chance to win! Entries that follow us on social media get extra entries into the Giveaway, and multiple chances to win one of these awesome devices:
Posted inFitness | Health, Lifestyle, Tech, Wearables
Withings Scanwatch Review
The Withings Scanwatch is the smartwatch you get when you want more fitness/health tracking than smarts; more of a traditional timepiece than a wrist gadget. It has a classic high-quality build, unassuming health and fitness features, and a simple yet robust notifications system.
Posted inTech, Wearables
ThinkReality A3 AR Glasses Review
Lenovo has built a favorable platform for the ThinkReality A3, and if they decided to go full throttle they may have something mainstream on their hands.
Posted inSoftware, Tech
Studio One 5 Review: Coming of Age
Studio One is the only DAW that lets you record, mix, produce, compose, master, and perform all from one piece of software… that keeps expanding while maintaining its streamlined, intuitive interface.
Posted inLaptops, Tech
Thinkpad L13 Yoga Gen 2 Review
The ThinkPad brand of laptops have a lot choices in it’s lineup, few are a versatile as the Thinkpad L13 Yoga Gen 2. It’s Jack of all Trades feature set turns out to be both the gift and curse of this unassuming, unitarian laptop. Build and Feel Traditional, Classic ThinkPad design is what you get […]
Posted inFitness | Health, Lifestyle, Tech, Wearables
Mobovi Ticwatch Pro 3 GPS Review
The Ticwatch Pro 3 isn’t the watch that I’d imagine would end up at the top of my favorite smartwatch list, but it has. The unassuming, seemingly average FTSN-screened wristwatch brings a twist – not only to WearOS devices – but the smartwatch landscape as a whole. Out the Box The Ticwatch Pro box and […]
Posted inSoftware, Tech
Ableton Live 11 : the definitive review
Audio and MIDI Comping, MPE support, and Max for Live included from Live Intro and up. Has Ableton become the go all-in-one DAW? Shame it has taken the Labfreq review team this long to publish a review on Ableton’s music production masterpiece. Created by a team of DJ, Musicians, and developers out of Berlin, Live is […]
Posted inLaptops, Tech
Thinkpad X1 Nano Review
Lenovo is constantly updating and refining their Thinkpads – updating the household models’ feature set with security-centric, innovative features every update. This year is no exception, but they’ve also expanded the lineup by adding a few new additions to the brand, and here we’re taking a look at one of those devices – the featherweight-heavyweight, […]
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Librem 5 Review : a Tinkerer’s Dream Gadget
A Privacy and Security focused smartphone with kill switches for the cams,mics,BT and WiFi…
Posted inFitness | Health, Lifestyle, Tech, Wearables
Black Unity Apple Watch 6 (28-day review)
Commendable gesture by the one of the most popular tech brands, or ingenious marketing move? Apple started off February by throwing a curveball out of left field no-one saw coming – a tribute to Black History Month with the Black Unity Apple Watch series 6. If you didn’t know by now – I’m a Black […]
Posted inAnalysis, News, Tech
5 Best Alternate Search Browsers for Daily Use
The harsh reality of using “free services” from Big Tech Has Tech entities become so intrusive into our digital lives, that we need to re-consider our computing habits? The somewhat good Looking for an alternative search browser? With all of the new information available that reveals the tracking and spying nature of electronic devices and […]
Posted inLaptops, Tech
System 76 Lemur Pro Review
Quick Question: Have you ever seen a laptop that came with Linux* pre-installed available in a retail store?Or even widely available online for that matter? A few popular PC brands offer a model or two, but those often come as variations of Window’s devices (and even then have minimal driver support). In comes a US […]
Posted inLaptops, Tech
Lenovo Chromebook Duet Review:
Lenovo’s Chromebook Duet detachable 2-n-1 is the perfect mix of tablet and laptop all in one. The Duet can be used as a stylish sleek tablet or transformed into a portable laptop for on the go. Whether you are a student or a buyer the affordability, functionality and versatility will fascinate all users. Ideally the […]
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Apple Macbook Air (13-inch, 2017) Review
It’s definitely worth mentioning that the MacBook Air is known to be “the best lightweight and powerful laptop in the market.” Today we’re going see if indeed the MacBook Air is truly the best.
Posted inAnalysis, Laptops, Software, Tech, Workshops
Going Open Source: Making Music with LMMS on a Purism Laptop
So I set out on a mission to discover the answer, could I make the transition to Linux on Hardware endorsed by the FSF (Free Software Foundation) and give up the Pro Tools, FL Studios, and Abletons’ for good?
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Steinberg Cubasis 3 Review
Steinberg, the company responsible for the concept of the Digital Audio Workstation and VST plug-in technology – has released the mobile version of its flagship product. Cubasis 3, is “a new app redesigned and developed from the ground up with all new code opposed to bringing an update of Cubasis 2”, according to the developer. Is it an all-new app, or simply an incremental update to the former version? Let’s find out.
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Samsung Galaxy A71 5G – Video Review
The follow-up to Samsung’s a70 has arrived in the U.S., though there are a few differences to the global A71. 5G connectivity from the snapdragon 765G, along with an aluminum frame and glass back give it a bit more premium feel.
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LG Velvet First Look: Unboxing, Design, Dual Screen Case and more
The Velvet is the latest Android smartphone by LG, available today (July 22) at ATT for $599 USD. The 6.8″ display has refined edges that meet the ultra-slim metal frame with a curvy backside that’s unlike any design on any smartphone by LG. It rocks a Snapdragon 765g with 6GB of RAM,128GB of internal storage, […]
Posted inGames, Tech
Review: PUBG Mobile – New Map: Livik
Players Unknown Battleground Mobile (Pubg Mobile) Is an action packed multiplayer shooting game. With 100s of player finding themselves jumping out of a plane and parachuting onto an island or destination as they so desire.
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Review: Lenovo Yoga C940
Lenovo’s pioneering 2-in-1 Yoga brand manages to refine a near-perfect model.
Posted inSmartphones, Tech
LG V60 ThinQ: 60 Day Review
The latest in the V-series by LG offers a few unique perks like flagship performance, a Quad DAC powered 3.5 mm headphone jack, and 5G connectivity at a lower price point than Apple or Samsung – but is that enough to sway users? The end of an era for the LG V series The LG […]
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Bitwig Studio 4 review: Modular Musical Masterpiece
Berlin is known as the EDM capital of the world, where the rave scene, drum machines, samplers, and digital audio workstations all originated and electronic workflows are innovated. Along comes another music software company, aiming for your ears and wallet. But wait for a sec…before you write this DAW off as just another cookie-cutter app in an already convoluted market- you might want to give Bigwig Studio a look…
Posted inSoftware, Tech
Reason 12 Review: Classic studio gear emulator becomes a VST Plug In
https://youtu.be/AgTfd_xQRZs Reason was the first music production DAW that I ever installed on a computer of mine, it came bundled as Reason Adapted (an LE version) with an M-Audio MIDI controller back in 2004 – when the program was just 4 years old and company behind it was known as Propellerhead. It was a comprehensive […]
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Galaxy S20 FE Review: The better bargin
Intro The Galaxy S20 FE is presented by Samsung as the more affordable choice in this year’s S20 line up. Does it still pack enough punch to satisfy your Galaxy cravings? Display The Galaxy S20 FE has a vibrant display with vivid colors that maintains color accuracy even in the widest viewing angles. Price Specs […]
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Presonus ATOM Pad Controller : Premium Affordability
Drum Machines,MIDI Keyboards and Pad Controllers are bountiful in the market today, some will say they come a dime a dozen. However, few controllers – the likes of Native Instruments, Necktar, and Akai’s MPC Live/Touch/Studio line up offer standalone features and tight, industry-wide integration with majority of DAWs due to extensive mapping capabilities; If not […]
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Propellerhead relaunches as Reason Studios,announces Reason 11 available Sept. 25th
Reason 11 session in progress Propellerhead – the software firm behind music production programs like Reason and Recycle, announced their rebranding on August 26th. Tim Self of marketing at Reason stated, “It didn’t take much research to figure out that the world knows us for Reason. When I get introduced by industry peers at conferences […]
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Magix Vegas Pro Review – An Visionary’s Video Toolbox
I literally filmed and edited a music video in 48 hours using Magix Vegas Pro. Well, I still have color grading and layover effects to apply to the project so it’s not totally done. But the point is, I took three takes and one B-Roll and edited the takes to a final edit- that was […]
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Roli Equator Synth review: Adding dimension to sound
Adding Dimension to Sound The Roli Equator is an interesting virtual instrument. Not only because of it’s sounds, but because of the way the sounds are generated. You see Roli, the company behind Equator, not only makes software- they also manufacture MIDI controllers such as BLOCKS and Seaboard. They have also innovatively created new expressions […]
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Affinity Photo Review: Watch your back Adobe!
If you already have your Video editing and Web Design tools covered and need a program that allows you to go all out and cover your post photography needs, you might want to take a look at Affinity Photo. It just may be all the Photoshop you’ll ever need.
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FL Studio 20.5 Review: The most popular DAW on the block
With an instrument and effect collection that could stand it’s own against any other DAW, and a price to entry that ensures you’re never left behind the curve with software updates – FL Studio just may be all the music production software you’ll ever need.
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Lenovo Legion Y740 Review: Mobile, PC-class gaming refined
The question you’re probably asking yourself if your reading this article is if the Legion Y740 is one of those machines that will make your Xbox and PlayStation playpals give you the envy eye…
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iPad Pro (2018) Review:
Laptop Alternative or Overpriced Tablet? The iPad is a device that Apple has been marketing to the masses as a computer. A device that you can play, work, and create on. While the iPad is a device that you can do pretty much anything (except code) on, thanks to an awesome set of apps made […]
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LG G8 Review – Hands On with Hand ID
LG has reached the 8th generation of their G Series flagship in the LG G8 ThinQ. An Android flagship known for “being a jack of all trades”, we take a brief look at the device to see if it has improved enough to be the best flagship of 2019 or just incremental upgrades to a […]
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HP comes out swinging with the Chromebook X2
There’s no other way to say it, Chromebooks have come a long way. The HP Chromebook X2 is a well-built premium detachable running Chrome OS, which is both the biggest strength and greatest limitation of the device. I say this because Google’s ChromeOS has a reputation for not being good for much more than Web browsing and […]