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Who Gets to Build the Future of Music Gear?

Last week we talked about musicians using AI to modify, repair and get more out of the gear they already own. This week, we're taking that idea a step further.

Behringer has been making headlines with open-source projects for its KICK production device and IGNITE sequencer. It's an interesting development, especially when you look at what's happening with projects like the M-VAVE FM-1, Erica Synths LXR-02 and the wider interest in open firmware.

Could we be heading towards a future where musicians don't just buy an instrument or piece of hardware, but get to help shape what it becomes?

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