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Fender Is Building a Recording Ecosystem, Not Just Selling Another MIDI Controller

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Fender’s Motion 16 and Motion 32 MIDI controllers aim to create a holistic recording ecosystem by bundling a perpetual license for Fender Studio Pro with the hardware. This approach allows musicians to avoid subscription fees while providing integrated tools for music production. The controllers enhance workflow, reduce costs, and prioritize ownership of recordings.

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Fender Studio Pro 8.1 Review: AI Finally Walks Into the DAW Without Kicking the Artist Out of the Room

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Fender Studio Pro 8.1 introduces significant updates, highlighting AI integration as a creative ally rather than a replacement for artists. Features like Moises Studio provide stem separation and generation within the DAW, streamlining workflows for independent musicians. This update emphasizes artist control, aiding the completion of music while addressing practical needs in modern production.

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