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Sam Willings
Verified
Features Editor, MusicTech
London
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Biography
When I found out that a laptop equipped with a DAW had the power to make house tracks like deadmau5 and Daft Punk, I hurled my 16-year-old self into Logic, Reason and Ableton Live in a conquest to become a festival-headlining producer & DJ. While my mission slowly beats on, I write about my passion at MusicTech. At MT, I'm responsible for writing and commissioning news, features, reviews, tutorials and guides. I've reviewed products by Pioneer, Apple, Teenage Engineering, Korg and more. I've also written multiple cover features with deadmau5, Tycho, Mac DeMarco, Flume, Cookin Soul, and Jungle, alongside several cover reviews of production gear. I'm yet to headline Glastonbury, but I'm sure that gig is waiting just around the corner(!)
ethnic conflict, breaking news international affairs,humanitarian issues culture, foreign policy
Science, medicine, business, finance
Content
By Sam Willings Verified| MusicTech Verified At 30,000 daily downloads, Image-Line‘s FL Studio is among the most popular Digital Audio Workstations (DAW) on the planet. We’re now on FL Studio 2024, which is named so for the year it was released, with FL Studio 2025 seemingly coming soon. Keen FL Studio users and testers currently have access to the FL Studio 2025 beta and have been trying out a wealth of new features on the DAW.
By Sam Willings Verified| MusicTech Verified The biggest music technology convention on the planet is fast arriving. The NAMM Show 2025 will promise — as it does every year — thousands of product demos, a plethora of performances from acclaimed artists, more talks and panels than you can possibly attend, and a healthy dose of sensory overload. READ MORE: Will The NAMM Show thrive or barely survive after 2024’s encouraging show?
By Sam Willings Verified| MusicTech Verified After months of teasers, Tame Impala’s new instrument company, Telepathic Instruments, has officially announced Orchid, a digital synthesizer with an emphasis on chord generation. Kevin Parker conceived Orchid over 10 years ago, according to the company, intending to create an instrument for songwriters to “find what’s on their mind”.
Company Info
MusicTech
Bath, England, United Kingdom
+44 122 548 9984