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How to use D16’s Punchbox
This feature guide explores Punchbox, a kick drum synthesizer that combines sampling, synthesis, and a host of effects modules to design the perfect kick.
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How to use D16’s Toraverb 2
This feature guide explores Toraverb 2, a “concept algorithm reverb” that allows the user to create any type of reverb from the ground up.
How to use D16’s Antresol
This feature guide explores Antresol, a plugin that brings the classic sound of an analog BBD stereo flanger back to life with unrivaled precision.
How to use D16’s Tekturon
This feature guide explores Tekturon, a plugin that combines a multitap delay with step sequencing to produce inspired soundscapes.
How to Organize Your Session in Ableton Live 10
Here are three easy tricks on how you can easily organise your session in Ableton Live 10.
Splice Firestarters Volume 3: Get Hooked
For this week’s Firestarter, we’re looking for the catchiest melodic hook possible, an earworm that won’t get old even after a hundred listens!
How to remix vocals using Neutron 2 Advanced
In this tutorial, we’ll explore Neutron 2 Advanced’s best features and how they can be used to remix vocals in particular.
WHIPPED CREAM on her production secrets and staying motivated
Get a glimpse inside WHIPPED CREAM's mind as she discusses the process of making her sample pack and her approach to producing original music.
Splice Firestarters Volume 2: Build the Build
For this week’s Firestarter, we’re asking you to build a build, creating as much tension as you possibly can without composing a drop to go along with it.
Splice x Indaba
We’re proud to announce that Splice has acquired Indaba Music, the pioneering music community. Today marks a new and exciting chapter for community on Splice.
Toolroom Academy partners with Splice
We’re thrilled to announce our partnership with Toolroom Academy for the launch of their Production Certificate program.
Ben Marshall’s approach to producing vocals
Discover the tools and techniques Paperwhite's Ben Marshall uses to get his vocals to cut through a mix.