SOUND ON SOUND
Movimento Strings Inflections builds on the capabilities of its predecessor by introducing extended techniques that promise to bring some “new textures and fresh colours” to users’ cinematic strings palettes.
At GearExpo UK, James Nugent and Mark Ashfield of Present Day Production will join Jesco Lohan of Acoustics Insider for a straight-talking look at why small rooms are so unforgiving.
Meris’ Ottobit pedal range draws its inspiration from vintage gaming consoles, and the latest addition to the family takes the concept even further, introducing a wide range of new lo-fi sounds reminiscent of the 1980s.
The new MiniLab 37 promises to retain everything that made the original a hit, but offers an enhanced playing experience thanks to an additional 12 slim keys.
Following user requests, the 61-key model in the Launchkey MK4 line-up is now available in the same finish as the Launchkey Mini 37 White and Launchkey 49 White.
Synchron Solo Violin 1 (sordino) and Synchron Solo Cello (sordino) were both recorded on the large Stage A of Vienna Synchron Stage, and are said to capture the distinct, ‘silky’ character of muted string playing in extraordinary detail.
Designed to “shape sanity out of chaos and instability”, the new arrival captures an array of the company’s favourite synths and sets its sights on big-screen soundtrack composition.
Set to take place on November 13-14 2026 at The Midway in San Francisco, CA, the MONO Music Conference will bring together more than 750 music creators for two days of connection, creativity and growth.
If you're after a new interface or preamp, then GearExpo UK is the place to be! We'll have a whole host of audio interfaces and mic pres of all shapes and sizes from some of the most renowned names in pro audio.
Fender Studio Pro 8.1 introduces AI-powered Studio Assistant feature along with integration with Moises Studio, a native pitch-correction tool and a whole host of improvements to its existing toolset.
bigBASS packs in an array of tools designed to enhance low-frequency content, and is said to be versatile enough to tackle everything from subtle mix-bus duties to huge-sounding kicks and basses.
Australian loudspeaker and amplifier manufacturer Wayne Jones Audio have announced that after much consideration, they will be ceasing active operations effective 30 June 2026.
