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    How Virtual Instruments Work

    Simulation Theory Explained

    We cut through the jargon to explain how software instruments achieve their incredible realism.

    Techniques Sep 2024
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    Melodyne Multi FX

    Using Melodyne As A Guitar Processor

    Melodyne can do far more than fix dodgy vocals. It’s also a source of inspirational guitar effects...

    Techniques Oct 2022
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    Setting Up & Using Jamulus

    Play With Other Musicians Over The Internet In Real Time

    The free and open-source Jamulus app lets you play along with other musicians over the Internet in real time. We guide you through it.

    Techniques Sep 2020
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    Retro Jungle Production With Pete Cannon

    Video Feature: Retro Akai, Atari & Amiga

    In this exclusive SOS Video Feature, we talk to jungle producer Pete Cannon about how and why he’s still using Akais, Ataris and Amigas.

    Techniques Aug 2020
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    How To Make Zoom Work For Music

    Recording Audio On Zoom: Set-up & Operation Tips

    With self-isolation likely to continue for some time, we talk you through using the world's leading conference‑call service for remote music performance.

    Techniques Jun 2020
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    Ethernet Audio

    Everything You Need To Know About Audio-Over-IP

    Already dominant elsewhere, audio-over-IP is poised to take over the studio world. We explain how it works — and why there are so many protocols!

    Techniques Jul 2017
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    Migrating To A New Music PC

    How To Take Your OS & DAW With You

    Is it possible to transfer everything from your existing Windows music computer to a new machine, or should you start afresh?

    Techniques Apr 2017
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    Taking The Strain Off Your CPU

    PC Notes

    Improve your PC's performance by taking the strain off your CPU.

    Techniques Mar 2014
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    Apple's new Audiobus

    Apple Notes

    The new version of Audiobus is really going places. All aboard!

    Techniques Mar 2014
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    Apple Notes

    It didn’t make the headlines, but a quiet revolution is happening in Mac OS Mavericks...

    Techniques Feb 2014
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    PC Notes

    With '8 hate' remaining strong, Microsoft haven't had the best of years. Is that all about to change?

    Techniques Feb 2014
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    Apple Notes

    Apple have ditched the feline theme and gone Mavericks, but what does that mean for you?

    Techniques Jan 2014
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    PC Notes

    They boast faster boot times, total silence and greater durability ­— but is a solid-state drive right for you?

    Techniques Jan 2014
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    Apple Notes

    The introduction of 'inter-app audio' in iOS 7 provides a new level of integration between music apps.

    Techniques Dec 2013
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    Freeing Up PC Hard Disk Space

    PC Notes

    If your hard drive becomes cluttered, your PC's performance will suffer. So how do you free up space without it becoming a chore?

    Techniques Dec 2013
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    Apple Notes

    We root out a little-known hard-disk hog and tell you why musicians shouldn't rush to upgrade to iOS 7.

    Techniques Nov 2013
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    PC Notes

    If you're keen to squeeze the last drop of performance from your Windows PC, read on...

    Techniques Nov 2013
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    Apple Notes

    A new program makes it possible to use your favourite 32-bit plug-ins in any 64-bit DAW.

    Techniques Oct 2013
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    PC Notes

    Shut Down, Sleep or Hibernate — which is the most efficient for the PC musician?

    Techniques Oct 2013
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    Apple Notes

    The recent release of Logic Pro X brought into focus once again Apple's bold approach to backwards compatibility and legacy support — which is to say that there often isn't very much of it!

    Techniques Sep 2013
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    PC Notes

    Forthcoming Intel CPUs offer a quieter life and more power to PC musicians.

    Techniques Sep 2013

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