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In response to user requests, CB Electronics will soon be releasing 32- and 64-channel versions of their relay-based digitally controlled patchbay.
Building on the success of its predecessor, Percussive Layers 2 features 748 one-shot samples and 316 presets that comprise transients, snare layers, weighty subs, foley, crackles, reversed effects, noise, left-field sound design elements and much more.
Apogee say that their latest Clearmountain-series plug-in “brings the harmonics, warmth and unparalleled sonic character of Bob’s personal console into the hands of producers, engineers, and musicians worldwide.”
Tactile combines a ‘spectral freezing’ technique with granular synthesis, and features an X-Y interface that allows users to blend between layers of audio and create continually evolving soundscapes.
Mastering.com have announced the availability of a new online course designed to cover the fundamentals of mastering in just seven days.
Analogue Solutions’ AS500‑Seq is defiantly old‑school, eschewing quantisation, MIDI and encoders...
If you’re looking for a controller keyboard that’s both compact and affordable, Arturia have got just the thing...
Network cables don’t have to carry digital traffic. As Ashton Research’s debut range capably demonstrates, they can also work well in the analogue domain.
This trio of stage mics might look the same, but they’re each suited to different roles.
Baby Audio escalate their war on bad‑sounding audio with a vastly more powerful toolset for tackling problem resonances.
Offering all the essential facilities at a lower price point, could the new Core version of the Tube Amp Expander be a serious competitor to the original flagship model?
Want to dabble in DIY? Then you’ll need a good guide!
If you want proof that original independent music software is still flourishing, you need look no further than Stacks.
The new DAWproject file format promises straightforward project transfers between Cubasis and Cubase.
These modules pair a vintage‑style EQ with a clever saturation feature — and the stereo MQ‑2 also brings controllable compression to the table.
Dreamtonics take their session singer in software to the next level.
In updating their classic M Series, Dynaudio Acoustics show that passive doesn’t need to mean low‑tech.
EastWest explore the world of traditional wind instruments with characteristic style in their latest sample library.
Part fuzz, part guitar synth, this quirky pedal was conceived with horror soundtracks in mind. But it’s not a one‑trick pony...
This compact converter offers an easy way to expand your audio interface.