Adam Douglas is a freelance journalist and writer who specializes in music technology and synthesizers. His work has been featured in popular publications such as Popular Science, Reverb, Music Publications Tech, and Attack Magazine. With a passion for exploring the history and future of synths, Adam brings a unique perspective to his articles, providing insights into the latest gear and trends in the industry.
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Adam Douglas' coverage primarily focuses on synthesizers and music technology, with an emphasis on reviews, expert commentary, and industry-specific news. He may be interested in pitches related to new product launches or updates within the synthesizer market, interviews with key figures in the music technology industry, or insightful analysis of emerging trends in music production and technology.
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Too early? Too late? Here are seven synths that were victims of bad timing.
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By: Adam Douglas
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By: Adam Douglas
First the Microwave, now the Blofeld. The Waldorf Blofeld makes the jump to software - and you can even control the hardware with it.
By: Adam Douglas
Yes, Acustica Audio is giving us a free Thing, a version of its Jupiter-8 emulation.
DJ.Studio 3.0 adds better beat detection, changes up the Automix function, integrates Loopcloud, and more.
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Erica Synths Megarack S is a honking big Eurorack case that’s marginally smaller than the original Megarack - and still super affordable.
By: Adam Douglas
The Stylophone Stylosette looks like a cassette - and also suspiciously like another product…
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