Live Music News Roundup: Touring Costs, Ticket Resale & MoreThis live music news roundup includes topics like musicians turning down touring, a revealing NITO resale study, a UK solution to the indie venue struggle, and much more...
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Your Morning Coffee Podcast: Ticketing, Live Nation & TouringEpisode 251 of the Jay Gilbert and Mike Etchart Your Morning Coffee Podcast: Weekly News for the New Music Business is available now. LISTEN HERE:
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Consistent Interruption releases Tumult, a FREE noisemaker plugin for Windows and Linux
Developer Consistent Interruption has released Tumult, a free noisemaker plugin for Windows and Linux. Adding noise externally (outside the instrument in use, and not as a side-effect of a particular FX chain) is something that many composers might underutilize. I know I’ve been guilty of making drastic changes at times rather than focusing on textural [...]
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Hit the Decks! It's Gojnea76Braila, Romania-born DJ and producer Gojnea76 started going to electronic music parties around 2005."By 2008 I got curious about DJing but I kept it lowkey, just for myself at first," he says. "Production came around 2010, and I naturally gravitated more toward that than DJing. Things started to get serious around 2018. I had been active before that and played at big clubs and festivals but I never saw it as a full-time thing. It was just something I loved doing. Since 2018 though, it all shifted, now it’s my fulltime job and focus."The artist describes his sound as "powerhouse.""I like blending the best of techno and house, they’re totally different moods, but together they just hit right,” he says.His latest release is "I

Analog Obsession releases FREE EDComp compressor plugin for Windows and macOS
Analog Obsession has released EDComp, a free and beginner-friendly compressor plugin for Windows and macOS. EDComp is a streamlined compressor featuring a fixed-threshold design with a variable ratio that ranges from 1:1 to 10:1. I think this is a great option for new producers as well as experienced producers who want to speed up their [...]
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MeldaProduction releases Analog Empire: Plucks and Keys (FREE until June 8)
Analog Empire: Plucks and Keys is a brand-new instrument for MSoundFactory, and it’s free until June 8, 2025. Once the introductory offer ends, Analog Empire: Plucks and Keys will be available at a regular price of £58. Any version of MSoundFactory (Full, LE, Free) is required to run Analog Empire: Plucks and Keys, and current [...]
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Synchron Special Brass from VSL Following on from the recent release of Synchron Special Woodwinds, VSL have announced the launch of the library’s brass counterpart.

From LLMs to hallucinations, here’s a simple guide to common AI termsWe thought it would be helpful to put together a glossary with definitions of some of the most important words and phrases that we use in our articles.

Cardone Capital launches 10X Miami River Bitcoin FundCardone Capital, a real estate investment firm with over $5 billion in assets under management, launched the 10X Miami River Bitcoin Fund, a dual-asset fund consisting of a 346-unit multifamily commercial property located on the Miami River in Miami, Florida, and $15 million of Bitcoin (BTC).In an interview with Cointelegraph, Cardone Capital founder and CEO Grant Cardone said the Miami River Bitcoin Fund, which is the firm's fourth blended investment vehicle mixing BTC and commercial multifamily real estate, will convert a portion of its monthly cash flows to BTC.Cardone told Cointelegraph the impetus to start the fund followed a suggestion from his brother. The CEO said:"My brother said to me, you should look at if you would have converted all your cash flow from real estate to Bitcoin and what that would have done over the last 12 years. Well, it would have taken $160 million and turned it into around $3 billion.""So, when I saw that, I said I am going to create a fund where we buy real estate, add bitcoin, and then use the cash flow from the real estate purchase to buy more Bitcoin," the CEO continued.Projected growth of the real estate fund with BTC vs traditional real estate returns. Source: Cardone CapitalThe CEO also told Cointelegraph that the long-term goal of Cardone Capital is to accumulate $1 billion of real estate and $200 million in BTC, which will be held as a treasury asset, across the hybrid funds.The funds' unique approach of blending income-producing hard assets and Bitcoin as a store of value could disrupt the market for real estate investment trusts (REITs), market-traded funds giving investors access to baskets of income-producing properties, and other traditional commercial real estate investment vehicles.Related: US real estate asset manager launches $100M tokenized fund with institutional backingOnboarding users to Bitcoin by abstracting away the technical barrier to entryThe CEO added that he wants to onboard investors and tenants alike to Bitcoin and expose them to the digital asset, without them necessarily having to acquire the technical knowledge to understand how Bitcoin works.A rewards program, paid in Satoshis, to long-term tenants, who pay on time and exhibit good renter behavior, is one idea the real estate investment firm is mulling, Cardone told Cointelegraph.Grant Cardone, founder and CEO of Cardone Capital. Source: Cardone CapitalOne of the goals of the hybrid real estate BTC funds is to drive the adoption of Bitcoin and provide investors, who would otherwise avoid Bitcoin due to having to overcome the technical barrier to entry, with exposure to the digital asset, the CEO said."We are onboarding people into a real estate vehicle that they understand and buying Bitcoin for them," the CEO added.Cardone also told Cointelegraph that he is working with other financial firms to create a hybrid Bitcoin mortgage product giving clients the ability to borrow against their combined Bitcoin holdings and equity held in a real estate investment.Magazine: NBA star Tristan Thompson misses $32B in Bitcoin by taking $82M contract in cash

Unreleased Amiga Hardware Plays MP3sThe MP3 file type has been around for so long, and is supported by essentially all modern media software and hardware, that it might be surprising to some to learn that it’s actually a proprietary format. Developed in the late 80s and early 90s, it rose to prominence during the Napster/Limewire era of the early 00s and became the de facto standard for digital music, but not all computers in these eras could play this filetype. This includes the Amigas of the early 90s, with one rare exception: this unreleased successor to the A3000 with a DSP chip, which now also has the software to play back these digital tunes.
The AA3000, developed as a prototype by Amiga, was never released to the general public. Unlike the original A3000 this one would have included a digital signal processing chip from AT&T called the DSP3210 which would have greatly enhanced its audio capabilities. A few prototype boards did make it out into the hands of the public, and the retrocomputing scene has used them to develop replicas of these rare machines. [Wrangler] used one to then develop the software needed for the MPEG layer 2 and 3 decoder using this extra hardware, since the original Amiga 3000 was not powerful enough on its own to play these files back.
If you want to follow along with the community still developing for this platform there’s a form post with some more detail for this specific build (although you may need to translate from German). [Wrangler] additionally points out that there are some limitations with this implementation as well, so you likely won’t get Winamp-level performance with this system, but for the Amiga fans out there it’s an excellent expansion of this computer’s capabilities nonetheless.
Thanks to [Andy] for the tip!

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Get Unfiltered Audio’s TRIAD Multi-Band FX Plugin for only $10
Plugin Boutique is offering the powerful Unfiltered Audio TRIAD plugin for only $10 (90% OFF) until May 30, and it’s an absolute no-brainer if you’re into creative sound design or advanced mixing workflows. TRIAD is a three-band version of one of my favorite Plugin Alliance plugins, Unfiltered Audio’s BYOME (Build Your Own Modular Effect). It [...]
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Klaus Scheuermann releases FREE PodcastPlugins bundle for Speech Enhancement
Klaus Scheuermann has released PodcastPlugins, a free plugin bundle designed to simplify speech processing for podcasters on Windows, macOS, and Linux. As regular BPB readers might know, I’m always interested in plugins designed with a specific purpose in mind, or as I like to call them, specialty plugins. While all-purpose EQs, compressors, and limiters are [...]
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Arturia launch MiniFuse Champagne Edition Arturia have announced the launch of limited-edition versions of three of their...

Industry exec sounds alarm on Ledger phishing letter delivered by USPSScammers posing as Ledger, a hardware wallet manufacturer, are sending physical letters to crypto users instructing them to "validate" their wallets or risk losing access to funds, in the latest phishing attack to impact the industry.BitGo CEO Mike Belshe shared a picture of the scam letter, which featured a QR code, presumably linked to a malicious phishing site. The letter was sent through the United States Postal Service (USPS), according to the executive."These are all scams do not fall for any of these," Troy Lindsey wrote after receiving a copy of the phishing letter. A copy of the scam Phishing letter. Source: Mike BelsheCointelegraph reached out to Ledger for comment but was unable to obtain a response by the time of publication.This phishing attempt highlights the ever-evolving complexity and tactics of social engineering scams designed to steal crypto private keys, user funds, and other sensitive data from unsuspecting victims.Related: Hackers using fake Ledger Live app to steal seed phrases and drain cryptoCoinbase and crypto users hit hard by phishing attacks in 2025In April 2025, $330 million in Bitcoin (BTC) was stolen from an elderly individual through a phishing attack, onchain detective ZackXBT confirmed in an April 30 X post."Two suspects in the $330 million heist include 'Nina/Mo' — a Somalian who operates a call scam center in Camden, UK — and an accomplice 'W0rk,' who assisted with the site and call," the onchain security analyst said in an update.On May 15, crypto exchange Coinbase announced it was the target of a ransom attempt after customer service contractors, who were later fired by the company, leaked user data to threat actors.The scammers demanded a $20 million ransom, which Coinbase refused to pay, and the stolen data included names, addresses, contact information, and a limited amount of other sensitive account data belonging to a small subset of Coinbase customers.No private keys, login credentials, or accesses to Coinbase Prime accounts were compromised during the leak, according to the exchange.TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington was highly critical of the exchange for the security failure, arguing that it will lead to physical violence against customers exposed in the hack.Magazine: Crypto-Sec: Phishing scammer goes after Hedera users, address poisoner gets $70K