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How to make pop music: 3 artist-led tips
Artist, singer-songwriter, and producer Esthy showcases how to make pop music, going from a simple chord progression to a full arrangement.
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Splice in 2024: New sounds, mobile recording, and AI-powered creativity
As we look towards 2025, Splice remains committed to helping you explore new artistic directions, find your signature sound, and bring your ideas to life faster and more completely.
The rise of sample makers: How music’s best-kept secret is changing the industry
Isaac Duarte sits down with the members of Soul Surplus, a collective that's responsible for countless award-winning records and top-selling samples.
Ableton Move: A guide to its key features, workflows, and more
Here's everything you need to know about Ableton Move, from its layout and stock instruments to lesser-known features and tips.
Breaking down Nashville country music with Kate Malone and Devin Malone
Kate Malone (Sam Hunt, Emma White) and Devin Malone (Jelly Roll, Keith Urban) discuss the ever-evolving sound of Nashville country music.
Zaytoven on his studio sessions with Migos, Future, and others
Zaytoven discusses his beginnings and his most memorable studio sessions that shaped his career as well as the music landscape at large.
Zerb and Sofiya Nzau on “Mwaki” and the power of a sample
Zerb and Sofiya Nzau discuss their unique collaboration on "Mwaki," insights into the production process, and more.
Access to your Splice library—now in Studio One Pro 7
The first update to the Splice x Studio One Pro Integration brings several key feature additions and improvements that will make your in-DAW Splice experience even better.
Alissia (Anderson .Paak, Kaytranada) makes a track in Studio One for the first time
World-renowned producer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Alissia creates a track in Studio One for the first time.
How to make horror game music and sound effects
From Dead Space to Silent Hill, we break down the auditory elements of several iconic video games to gain insights into how to make our own horror game music and sound effects.
Beat block: What it is and how to overcome it
Veteran producer Isaac Duarte showcases how he leverages the latest tools to find inspiration and overcome beat block.
Where creativity meets workflow: A letter from our CEO
Over the past few months, we’ve studied how we can get deeper into existing workflows, in order to simplify the experience while making it more creatively fulfilling.