SOUND ON SOUND
IK Multimedia have unveiled the iLoud Precision MkII, the next generation of their studio monitor range, featuring the company’s new ARC X acoustic correction system.
Erica Synths have introduced a new utility tool that serves as a successor to their first desktop unit, the MIDI Thru Box.
Relying on a technique that Techivation refer to as "phase-only, time-varying spectral decorrelation", M-Imager is said to be capable of achieving stable, natural-sounding stereo images without introducing the ‘phasey’ sound that’s often associated with rival processors.
Sonarworks have just launched their Autumn Sale, savings of up to 40% being applied across their range of SoundID Reference and SoundID VoiceAI software packages until 21 September 2025.
VSL's entry-level offering has just been renamed to Synchron Prime Orchestra, and is now available to purchase in six individual sections as well as a complete bundle.
The latest arrival to Universal Audio’s UAD line-up delivers new and improved versions of two of their popular plug-ins.
Thanks to Thunderbolt 4 / USB4 connectivity, the 848 is capable of delivering up to 256 channels (128 inputs and 128 outputs) to a macOS, Windows or iOS system.
Toontrack’s latest SDX expansion includes eight new kits recorded at the legendary Real World Studios, and has been created in collaboration with Grammy-winning engineer Kevin Killen.
Strymon's latest release takes the form of a stereo DI box that’s been optimised for those connecting their pedalboards and keyboard/synth rigs to a PA, audio interface or full-range speaker system.
Warm Audio have introduced a trio of new microphones that build on the success of their WA-47jr, which has become one of the company’s best-selling models.
Universal Audio’s latest promotion is now live, and they’ve have also extended the limited-time offer that sees their popular Teletronix LA2A plug-in available as a free download to all users.
Phantomix takes a new and interesting approach with compression, using it as a tool to divide audio into two distinct signals for individual processing rather than a means of controlling dynamic range.
