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Terrace Martin (Kendrick Lamar, Stevie Wonder) on how he stays inspired
Legendary producer Terrace Martin sat down with us to discuss his perspective on creativity and how he stays inspired, regardless of whether or not he's in the studio.
What’s new in Pigments 5?
Learn all about the newest features in Arturia's Pigments 5 and how they can improve your sound design and composition workflows.
A unified mobile experience: An update from our CEO
We're delivering a supercharged Splice Mobile experience that allows you to find sounds and work on ideas wherever you are.
Introducing the Splice mobile app: Discover sounds and build ideas on the go
Learn how to use Splice Mobile to organize your favorite sounds on the go and start new ideas with Stacks.
Sampling tips and tricks for your next beat
Veteran producer and beat maker Isaac Duarte shares tips, techniques, and resources for leveling up your sampling chops.
How jazz samples can inspire your next track
The musicians behind the Signature sample label discuss the importance of jazz in today's music.
5 versatile sound design tips from Michael Bruner
Michael Bruner sat down with us to share five versatile tips around his favorite techniques in sound design.
5 production tips from Mad Keys (free template included)
Veteran producer, artist, and instrumentalist Mad Keys sat down with us to share his top five tips for music production.
6 tips on building a career in K-pop from Alina Smith of LYRE
Alina Smith of LYRE (ITZY, PURPLE KISS) shares six tips around how she has built a career for herself as a K-pop producer and songwriter.
New updates for you: Stacks genres, self-service invoices, and 24/7 chatbot
We’ve recently launched some updates that we hope will make you feel even more loved up for Splice.
How to flip jazz samples into beats
Veteran producer and songwriter Trinity dropped by the Splice YouTube channel to showcase how to flip jazz samples into beats.