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Spiritland Productions deployed its Spiritland ONE audio broadcast truck to handle more than 335 inputs from the event

Audacity , a free, open-including Linux, macOS, and Windows, has released a major update, version 4.0.0 (Audacity 4). Audacity 4 features a redesigned application interface using Qt and introduces many user-friendly features, including a new clip editing model

The new Generate Music, Generate Speech, and Generate Sound Effects tools have now left testing and are available to all users. Adobe is responding to growing market pressure and bridging the gap between digital image editing and professional audio production. The tools allow complete soundscapes to be incorporated directly into existing workflows without spending time…

Movies have always been pictures, but music makes them come to life. The sound of footsteps in a hallway, the low-frequency rumble of thunder far away, and the metallic sound of a blade being pulled in a hall that looks like a cathedral are not just for show. They are parts of stories that help…

Tristan Redman is joined by Gabriel Gatehouse, an investigative journalist and former international editor of BBC Newsnight, and Luke Harding, the Guardian’s senior international correspondent, to trace the decade in which Russia moved from a brief partnership with the West to open confrontation with it.

Brussels, Belgium (August 3, 2026)—Starting today, the new European Union AI Act introduces a slew of new regulations that affect anyone using AI to produce or post-produce voices or video for content that will be consumed in the EU.

Creative work has a habit of compressing time. A soundtrack cue that once had room for planning, recording, and revision now often has to come together on a much tighter production schedule. That pressure has made AI music tools more relevant to working creators because they shorten the distance between an idea and a usable…

Joshua Riek’s ubuntu-rockchip project helped many run working OS images for their Rockchip SBCs, but due to burnout and lack of support, he decided to step away in late 2024, and the project is now archived.

From bedroom studios to the largest recording outfits and post-production houses in the world, musicians, recording engineers, and producers use Pro Tools. It’s the best digital audio workstation (DAW) for serious studios with extensive outboard hardware and robust support network needs, and its workflow remains second to none for veteran mix engineers. Accordingly, Pro Tools remains our…