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For more on the Apollo Twin, check out our news story from the first days of NAMM:...

Arturia's latest product, BeatStep, is a MIDI to CV converter, a MIDI controller and a step sequencer. That's a lot of functionality for a little box that costs less than £100. 

We got a demo of the new limited edition Moog Sub 37 Tribute analogue paraphonic synth at the NAMM show today. Can't wait to get one in to SOS Towers for review...

We caught up with Fabrice Gabriel at the Winter NAMM show in Anaheim, California to find out what he's been working on this last year with his company Eiosis.

SE Electronics is pleased to introduce the new edition to the sE X1 Series, the SE X1 USB Condenser USB Microphone, which has been announced today at this year’s NAMM show in Los Angeles.

The 551 is the first and only 500-series EQ designed by Mr Rupert Neve himself.

The 551 EQ aims to bring back some of the colour of Rupert Neve's most famous designs. With Class-A gain blocks, custom-wound inductors and transformers, the 551 brings Rupert's classic inductor EQ to the compact 500-series format for the very first time.

For more info, watch the video above.

Focusrite's latest offering is compatible with all iPads with Lightning connectors (4th gen iPad, iPad Air and all iPad Minis), features two Focusrite preamps, line inputs and an instrument DI, independent stereo monitor and headpohone outputs, and a USB port for connecting class-compliant MIDI instruments and controllers.

Nord Keyboards have announced the new Nord Lead A1 analogue modeling synthesizer. The Lead A1 combines the latest analogue modeling engine from the acclaimed Lead 4, with a streamlined interface for fast-track programming.

Behringer have launched a new range of universal USB MIDI control surfaces under the new X-Touch banner at the NAMM show. Find out more in our video.

The Apollo Twin is a two-in, six-out desktop recording interface for Mac computers with Thunderbolt connectivity, that combines the same 24-bit, 192kHz audio conversion of its predecessors with UAD Solo or Duo processing. It allows a plethora of high-quality UAD plug-ins to be run in recording and monitoring paths at low latencies (in the region of 2ms). 

Prism Sound have only just announced their new Titan audio interface, and already they're readying their next. The Atlas is the newest in the line of Orpheus-derived interfaces and is set for a launch at the NAMM show in Anaheim later today.

Press Release: Internationally renowned manufacturer Prism Sound will score a hat trick at NAMM 2014 when it unveils Atlas - its third new interface product to be launched in just eight months (Booth 7123).