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    Surf Mesa Is About to Break the Internet Again 0 EDM News
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    Surf Mesa Is About to Break the Internet Again

    When a bedroom producer goes from uploading tracks online to scoring billions of streams, the EDM community takes notice. Surf Mesa is one of those rare artists whose meteoric rise caught everyone off guard and kept them dancing. His next big hit...

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    Cherry Audio’s Trident Mk III Brings a Long-Lost ’80s Analog Titan Back to Life
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    Cherry Audio’s Trident Mk III Brings a Long-Lost ’80s Analog Titan Back to Life

    The analog emulation masters have done it again. With the Trident Mk III, Cherry Audio resurrects one of the most overlooked giants of early-’80s analog synthesis (Korg’s original Trident) and reimagines it for the modern studio with stunning depth, warmth, and usability. Originally released in 1981, the Korg Trident was a marvel of its time: a [...]

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