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The Verge08.05.2026TechnikUnited States

The company that owns Moog, Akai Pro, and Numark is buying Native Instruments

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Native Instruments' suite of music production software and gear, including Traktor and Kontakt, will soon live under the inMusic umbrella alongside other music tech brands like Akai Professional and Moog Music. As MusicRadar reports, Native Instruments CEO Nick Williams said the company was looking for a buyer in March, following news it had entered bankruptcy […]

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