SOUND ON SOUND
Music Production for Women (MPW) have announced that they will be running a series of four music production workshops throughout July 2025 with the aim of empowering female and non-gender conforming musicians.
The latest addition to the Soulyft Audio line-up is a gesture-based soft synth that turns noise into soundscapes using a combination of touch control, filters, delay and reverb.
The latest plug-in to join Arturia’s line-up has been designed to provide a quick and intuitive way to craft impactful drum sounds without the complexity of using multiple processors.
360VME, which until now has been available exclusively to professional facilities, is capable of recreating the acoustic field of a multi-speaker immersive studio over headphones, allowing users to produce immersive audio mixes in any location.
Set to make its debut at InfoComm 2025, the latest iteration of DPA's popular instrument mic promises to deliver a wider dynamic range and improved transparency, as well as benefitting from a new mounting clip.
SKnote's new control surface has been designed for a variety of tasks including synth programming, real-time performance control and providing hands-on control over a DAW session.
Majetone have recently announced the launch of a new virtual instrument that offers a new take on drums, reimagining the drum kit as a fully chromatic, synthesizer-style sound source.
Casio Music UK have announced that their Casio Sessions competition has returned...
Atomic Analog have announced that the Tonograf 500-series EQ module they launched in Janurary 2025 is now available in the UK via Make Noise Pro Audio.
The new arrivals to UA's Apollo range allow engineers to seamlessly integrate Unison preamp emulation, personal monitoring and UAD plug-in processing into live sound, broadcast and networked studio environments.
Arturia have announced the launch of a new special-edition version of the MiniFreak that offers a wealth of new sounds thanks to a dedicated vocoder engine.
The latest addition to Heritage Audio’s plug-in collection recreates the iconic tape delay unit used by the likes of Eddie Van Halen, Brian May, Jimmy Page, Neil Young and many more.
