MusicRow

Most software companies use the standard sequence-based identifier for software updates. Not Musicrow. They're in the business of recreating classic synth sounds from the seventies, and they kick it revision-control-old-school, using the NASA-like "Mark-X" nomenclature. For example: Musicrow Vintage Strings MKIII.  

Musicrow announces the release of Golden Ensembles 2 which includes 38 ensembles ranging from synths to effects to sound editing software. If you've got Native Instruments Reaktor 5, this pack should keep you busy for a while.  

Musicrow releases Magic Vox, a set of harmonics sampled from 12 different guitars and basses. Standard effects are included, but the big draw is some of the wilder effects that Musicrow has included like Rotator and Magic.  

I can recall several occasions where I've been sitting over a mix trying to figure out what would unlock the true sonic potential of a song. Each time, it comes back to one question. What if you could replace that instrument...  

Musicrow has announced the new Classic Minitunes sound set that expands upon Arturia's Minimoog V. Minitunes is a collection of 200 presets for Minimoog V and a definite addition to anyone already using Arturia's Minimoog...  

Musicrow has announced the release of Vintage Strings MkII, the newest version of their string machine VSTi that reincarnates the rich sound of analog string machines. Virtual Strings MkII expands on the original Virtual...  

What is "SCS Technology" anyway? Apparently it's the secret sauce that allows PianoBoy, the new piano simulating VST plugin from MusicRow to deliver a fully sampled piano instrument using a pretty low number of samples...