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Focusrite have just launched an update that extends Control 2 software support for their Scarlett 3rd Gen, Clarett+, Clarett USB and select Scarlett 2nd Gen USB audio interfaces...
Created after years of creating custom processing chains, experimenting with different routing options and creating a number of experimental processors, Panoramic provides users with detailed control over a track's stereo image, but without relying on any delay or phase-based processes that harm mono compatibility.
Available for both the standard desktop version and the Eurorack Edition of the device, the latest Bluebox firmware includes an array of user-requested functionality.
Melbourne Instruments have just revealed that the motorised pot system used in their synths and MIDI controller is now covered by an extended 10-year warranty.
Designed for both stage and studio applications, the S32 packs hands-on macro control, a stackable MIDI processing engine and an array of built-in modulation tools into a convenient, compact unit.
The latest release from Gospel Musicians combines a pair of meticulously sampled drum kits with a comprehensive selection of MIDI grooves.
Designed to make their renowned monitoring systems more accessible than ever, JH Audio's Universal-Fit range brings the performance and engineering heritage of the company’s custom IEMs to a broader audience, without the need for custom ear impressions.
With a peak power output of 5000W and a maximum SPL of 143dB, the EL24S promises to satisfy even the most demanding low-end reinforcement requirements.
The latest addition to UJAM’s virtual drum line-up has been designed with contemporary pop, disco, dance, and electronic productions in mind, and promises to deliver the punch and precision of electronic drums while preserving the groove and feel of a real drummer.
Ravine DSP's latest Inter::State update kits the plug-in host out with a Slot Scenes function that offers yet more modulation and control possibilities.
The Synterra analyses changing data from a wide range of sources including plants, fungi, fruits, organic materials, conductive surfaces, light and human touch, turning them into evolving musical structures.
Depending on your setup, capturing system audio in a DAW can be a tedious process, so much so that Arvital Audio have set about developing a tool dedicated to making the process quicker and simpler.
