MIDI might be a little long in the tooth as protocols go, but it's been the prevailing standard for getting music hardware and software to play nice pretty much since its inception. As such, the MIDI ...

Oooooh, take a look at this. Above you see a screenshot of MidiPad, a software controller for software sequencer Ableton that’s “coming soon” for iPad. The makers of MidiPad say its wireless ...

Cumberland, RI, USA (Oct 10, 2023)—Akai Professional, a leading musical equipment and computer software manufacturer for performers and producers, is proud to unveil APC64. The next generation of Akai ...

Ableton will be selling its Move controller from Monday. Musicians can use it to capture musical ideas on the go without having to connect it to a smartphone or notebook. Thanks to an internal battery ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Ableton's simply-named Push controller, which is actually the Push 3 for those keeping count, is on sale for 20 percent off straight from the ...

Novation has just released its new Launchpad a compact controller which is designed to give electronic music makers the most interactive experience possible while using Ableton Live. The 8×8 grid of ...

Although, on the surface, it looks like just another pad-based Live controller, Move is actually a self-contained instrument that functions like a cross between Ableton’s flagship Push hardware and ...

No, Hackaday hasn’t started advertising shoes, this is [Matlek’s] foot controller for Ableton Live. Matlek plays guitar and needed an easy way to control Ableton Live, which he uses as a looper.

After having teased its arrival earlier this month, Ableton has finally unveiled its latest hardware device. Move is a compact controller and instrument that – like the latest version of Ableton’s ...

Envision Sound, Technologies the musician-producer-tech startup has unveiled its first project in the form of the Strata Ableton Live controller, which has this week launched via Kickstarter with ...

Ableton’s custom controller had little precedent when it was first conceived. Designer Jesse Terry says, “I chopped up a bunch of other products and sampled the parts of them that I wanted.” Then, he ...