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  1. Is Private Equity Destroying Music Production?

    (Attack Magazine)

    Native Instruments was only the tip of the iceberg.

  2. The Best Photos From CRSSD Festival Fall 2026

    (Attack Magazine)

    As the sun sets on another CRSSD Festival, enjoy the best photos from a weekend of house and techno.

  3. Lars Huismann: “Instead Of Writing A Melody, I Use Filters”

    (Attack Magazine)

    With System Collapse out now on Dax J’s Monnom Black, Berlin’s Lars Huismann shows us around the attic studio where it was made.

  4. Create Syncopated 2-Step Grooves Like A Pirate

    (Attack Magazine)

    Inspired by the swung grooves that have travelled from home studios and pirate radio to global festivals, let’s see how to make tight, timeless 2-step beats.

  5. Who’s Buying All These Vibe-Coded Plugins?

    (Attack Magazine)

    Vibe-coded plugins are everywhere but does that mean that they’re actually taking over the market?

  6. Manifest Audio Release Sonification Tools V3 As VST3, AU, And CLAP Plugins

    (Attack Magazine)

    The data-driven suite arrives as a cross-platform plug-in bundle with AU/CLAP/VST3 formats, plus an Ableton Live Extension.

  7. Ben Turner: “It’s A Thin Line Between True Curation And Gatekeeping”

    (Attack Magazine)

    Ben Turner on why promoters have no excuse left, and why nurturing new talent is a long-term investment.

  8. How I Play Live: Active Systems

    (Attack Magazine)

    Active Systems plays live with no laptop in sight: a Cirklon sequencer at the centre, four Intellijel Atlantix modules on bass duty and a 909 keeping time.

  9. Beatport Launches Indie Tech Genre Category

    (Attack Magazine)

    Beatport has launched indie tech, a standalone genre category with its own Top 100 chart, separating it from indie dance.

  10. Synchro Arts VocAlign 7 Pro Review: Come Together

    (Attack Magazine)

    VocAlign 7 is the latest version of the popular and long-running vocal alignment software.

  11. Keleigh Batchelor: “Good Music Thrives On Diverse Influences”

    (Attack Magazine)

    Keleigh Batchelor on why balanced lineups start years before the poster, and why "fewer women DJs" doesn't hold up.

  12. Antares Launches AutoTune Advanced

    (Attack Magazine)

    Antares has released AutoTune Advanced, a new flagship real-time pitch correction plugin built around a vibrato-preserving engine called DVA.

  13. Steven Braines: “Diversity Isn’t A Problem; It Can Be Powerful If You Embrace It”

    (Attack Magazine)

    Steven Braines on why balanced lineups start years before the poster, and why "fewer women DJs" doesn't hold up.

  14. Mike Taylor: “Too much Analysis Causes Paralysis”

    (Attack Magazine)

    Mike Taylor's vocals and creative ideas have shaped some of dance music's biggest records.

  15. Making LCD Soundsystem-Style Drones

    (Attack Magazine)

    Build a sound inpired by the pumping harmonic drone from LCD Soundsystem's Someone Great with u-he's Diva, then put it to work across several genres.

  16. Martha Bolton: “Real Change Happens When Everyone Moves In The Same Direction”

    (Attack Magazine)

    NOT BAD FOR A GIRL founder Martha Bolton on why balanced lineups start years before the poster, and why "fewer women DJs" doesn't hold up.

  17. CRSSD After Dark Returns To San Diego Next Weekend

    (Attack Magazine)

    CRSSD Festival's afterparty series returns to San Diego from 25 to 27 September with sets across multiple venues.

  18. Erica Synths Bullfrog Drums: More Than a Drum Machine

    (Attack Magazine)

    A hands-on sampler and sequencer built with Richie Hawtin, the Bullfrog Drums wears "educational" lightly and delivers serious performance power.

  19. Normal by Proxy Brings Shared, Browser-based Jamming For Up To 8 Players

    (Attack Magazine)

    GOGDOG's new browser tool lets groups build tracks together in real time, with no downloads, accounts or saving required.