Arturia Memory V
Arturia’s software version of the Memorymoog may be better than the original...
Arturia’s software version of the Memorymoog may be better than the original...
The name Leviasynth suggests an enormous beast of tremendous depth... which isn’t too wide of the mark.
Cherry Audio’s take on the Crumar DS‐2 could be better than the original...
The latest generation of Clavia’s organ series introduces some pretty big changes.
Now in its sixth iteration, Clavia’s stage piano remains the one to beat.
There are few brands so widely loved as Moog, and as the company changes hands many will be asking what the future holds. Well, we’re about to find out...
V Collection 11 is here, and yes, it’s bigger than before, better than before and better value than ever.
How does Roland’s V‐Stage fare against the other big red stage keyboards in town?
The latest addition to Arturia’s ever‐growing range of vintage instruments is a recreation of the celebrated Elka Synthex.
With polyphonic aftertouch, MPE and MIDI 2.0, Korg’s Keystage has a lot to offer.