In music, a drone is defined as an harmonic or monophonic accompaniment where a note or a chord is sustained continuously throughout most (or all) of the composition. Drones have…
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Euclidean rhythms are pretty much everywhere in nowadays music and pretty much everyone’s been experiencing them… what are they? An Euclidean rhythm is such when the greatest common divisor of…
Today we introduce our first VST/VST3/AU/AAX plugins: WOV and TTAP. This is a huge step for K-Devices: today we start a ride out of Max For Live zone to release effects…
Prior to forming Second Woman, Turk Dietrich and Josh Eustis were known for different takes on sounds often described as “warm” and “human”, with an electronic bent. As part of…
Happy New Year guys! ESQ launch was amazing, thanks for so much love! We hope you are enjoying your new deeeep beats station. This device closed the OOG series: we’ll…
Few days ago we published a story to tell how and why OOG series has been created. Well, today we announce a new member for the OOG happy family: ESQ!…
Title of this post sounds like a blockbuster fantasy movie, but it’s not ;) One year ago we launched one of our most successful line of Max For Live devices:…
One of the newest members of the OOG (“out of grid”) family, TATAT looks fairly simple on the surface: select four notes and three tempi, and let probably sliders create…
IDM – whether you fell for it in 93 with Autechre and Aphex Twin or are just getting into it now with SOPHIE and Lotic – is the sound…
Last November we announced a new series of Max For Live devices, the OOG tools. “OOG” standing for Out Of Grid, this series includes incredibles Max For Live devices designed…
