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Five tips on producing hip hop from The Love Experiment’s BLVK Samurai
In this blog post, producer, composer, multi-instrumentalist, and educator Charles Burchell offers his five tips on producing hip hop.
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Use Splice Sounds with Akai Professional’s Standalone Series
Anyone with the Akai Force, MPC Live, and MPC X will now have the entire Splice library at their fingertips with the newest firmware update.
Vocalist MYLK on her production techniques and the J-pop that inspires her
UK-based vocalist and producer MYLK sat down with us to discuss her gear, musical influences, and more.
3 elements that make the Jonas Brothers’ “Sucker” a good comeback track | Hits decoded
In this entry of Hits decoded, let’s explore 3 elements that make the Jonas Brothers' “Sucker” a solid track for kickstarting their comeback.
Mannie Fresh is pure energy
Hip hop legend Mannie Fresh spoke with Splice about eight songs from his illustrious career, telling unheard stories on how each track came to life.
Recreating Cardi B & Bruno Mars’ “Please Me”
In this blog post, we've recreated the instrumental of Bruno Mars and Cardi B's massive hit, "Please Me."
The world is taking note of how you create
We’re proud to announce some exciting news on how we're accelerating Splice's impact on creative culture.
Boi-1da on his Grammy win, working with Drake on “Mob Ties,” and giving back
In this article, prolific hip hop producer Boi-1da tells us about working with Drake on "Mob Ties," giving back to aspiring producers, and more.
Mick Schultz on working with Jeremih, creating his own samples, and more
We sat down multi-platinum producer and songwriter Mick Schultz to discuss his beginnings, favorite DAW, creating one-of-a-kind sounds, and more.
Recreating a-ha’s “Take On Me” with Arturia’s Pigments
In this article, we recreate the lead pluck sound in a-ha's "Take On Me" with Arturia's Pigments.
Recreating Toto’s “Africa” with Arturia’s Pigments
Let’s take a look at how to recreate the iconic FM synth pad heard in Toto's “Africa” with Arturia’s Pigments.
Recreating Radiohead’s “Everything In Its Right Place” with Arturia’s Pigments
Let’s take a look at how to recreate the iconic synth heard in the intro of Radiohead’s "Everything In Its Right Place" with Arturia's Pigments.