SOUND ON SOUND
For this year's 808 Day, Roland are partnering with global radio platform NTS, bringing back their award-winning The Rhythm Creators series and continuing a worldwide celebration of the 808’s enduring legacy and cultural impact.
Available now to all current users, the Tonex 2.0 beta introduces deeper ToneNET integration, an expanded library of up to 220 new Premium V2 Tone Models and a completely redesigned interface that makes it easier than ever to find, edit and organise sounds.
VSL's latest offerings capture performances by Vienna Synchron Orchestra concertmaster Damir Oraščanin and solo violist Anna Firsanova, and blend seamlessly with the existing Synchron Solo line-up.
Designed for both studio and live duties, the Producer Channel pairs an all-analogue channel strip with digital control, and offers remote control and recall via a plug-in.
Sonuscore’s latest sample library has been built entirely from recordings of a single hand-built metal sound sculpture — one of around 10 in the world!
The latest offering from ebbandflow captures a celesta, or celeste, played in a lush-sounding scoring hall, and includes a selection of sound-design tools that have been created with modern productions in mind.
The latest version of Space Replicator introduces a new standalone version as well as offering some technical improvements and new features.
The Motion 16 and Motion 32 both feature drum pads designed by Fatar, RGB encoders and touch strips and an assortment of built-in chord progressions and scales, and as you might expect, boast tight integration with Fender Studio Pro.
KRK’s flagship studio monitor range now includes KRK Mesh, a technology that offers wireless control of the system via the KRK Control App.
Steinberg are marking the 30th year of the VST plug-in format with a free bundle that gives five of the earliest plug-ins a new lease of life.
Two more of Universal Audio’s renowned UAD plug-ins have just gained new native versions that can be run without any Apollo or UAD Satellite hardware.
Created in collaboration with Tokyo-based music technology experts Neurotone, Inc., I Am Choir is capable of turning a single vocal track into a full choral arrangement while preserving the words and melody of the original part.
