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It’s hard to think of an industry or activity that technology hasn’t changed. Even the arts, which likely don’t immediately come to mind when thinking of new tech, have forever altered their course ...

About 80 years ago, guitarist and inventor Les Paul built a home recording studio in his Hollywood garage on North Curson Avenue and began developing his “new sound,” which incorporated cutting-edge ...

You don’t have to be a musician to know that recording music is crucial. It captures and immortalizes the songs, albums and other releases we love to listen to, which end up serving as nostalgic time ...

Earlier this year, Apple officially discontinued Music Memos, an iPhone app that allowed musicians to quickly record audio and develop new song ideas. Now, a new startup called Tape It is stepping in ...