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Music Hardware Invites the Modders Inside the Case
· New York time
InMusic, the parent company of Akai, Moog and Native Instruments, plans to provide a toolbox and access to hardware's inner workings for its modding community, CEO Jack O'Donnell told The Verge. The company is embracing a culture of user modifications, including work associated with AI-assisted coding. The approach gives enthusiasts a more official route to alter the tools they use to make music. It also offers an entertaining reversal for hardware makers: the people opening the case are no longer merely a support question. They are an audience the company wants to equip.
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