It has never been easier to become a DJ or musician, and it only keeps getting easier as mobile technology increases in capability each year. Whereas a singer would once have needed to find ...

Mobile music-making apps have long been seen as gimmicks—something cool to futz around with during your commute, but not necessarily serious platforms made for professional musicians. That is starting ...

It's fair to say making music on mobile apps has never been easier than it is in 2013. App sales are projected to hit $16 billion this year, per Wireless Expertise, and the market is only expanding.

Akai's iOS-friendly iMPC app has been giving musicians and producers a much more mobile version of its MPC (Music Production Center) hardware for a while now. During MWC this week, the company is ...

In our Apps of the Year series, The Next Web team shares personal recommendations for our favorite apps of 2014. Music production and performance is an area in which the iPad has found a real home.

They want making music to be an easy, social experience They want making music to be an easy, social experience ToneStone uses a system of loops and decks In an attempt to make music production novice ...

Music-making software doesn’t usually come cheap. In fact, for serious musicians and producers, it may well be worth it to pay for a subscription or a steep one-time fee for audio editing and music ...

Korg’s Gadget music production app combines an ever expanding collection of synthesizers and drum machines with “all-in-one” recording features. While there are some IAPs that get in the way of ...

It looks like Korg is bringing its Gadget music-making app to the Nintendo Switch next spring. There isn't a ton known about it at the moment, but given the name, it seems like it's a port of the ...