SOUND ON SOUND
Live 12.3 brings with it a range of user-requested features that will be available in all three variants of the software (Intro, Standard and Suite), along with some new expressive features for the Push 3 and a new audio effect for the Move, Note and Live Live Lite.
Designed with DJs, performers, sound designers and multimedia artists in mind, the Liquid Sky D-Vices USB Stick features 256GB of storage, and comes housed in a robust dust-proof, waterproof enclosure that’s been built to stand up to life on the road and in busy studio sessions.
With the latest firmware installed, the RodeCaster Video is able to access up to four NDI (Network Device Interface) inputs and one NDI output over its Ethernet connection.
Until 30 September 2025, renowned Australian studio loudspeaker designers Wayne Jones Audio are offering a selection of deals across their monitoring line-up.
Circle Cynths' debut offering has been created using a versatile collection of VCRs, cassette decks and other consumer products from the '80s and '90s.
Promising to help composers and producers relive the magic of the 19th century, the latest addition to Frozen Plain’s product range captures the sound of an authentic vintage dulcitone.
Zoom have announced the launch of the H6studio Handy Recorder, a cutting-edge recording device designed for pristine audio capture in any environment. Featuring large-diaphragm XY microphones, four studio-grade preamps, and the ability to switch between 32-bit float and classic 24-bit recordings...
GameSoundCon have released the results of their recent survey about employment, salaries, royalties and education in the game-sound industry.
The latest addition to SSL’s range of outboard gear sees the company revisit their classic 4000B/E console designs and package their preamp, dynamics and EQ sections into a sleek 1U rackmount chassis.
IK Multimedia's new Tonex Modeler applicaton that introduces a variety of user-requested features and promises to deliver more accurate and expressive Tone Models.
From 28 August through to 1 September 2025, a range of the company’s UAD plug-ins will be on sale with prices starting at $39, with generous discounts also being applied to bundles.
The new addition to the Native Instruments range creates morphing and modulating soundscapes from materials under strain, powered by sources such as ice crackling across cymbals and glass vases straining under tension.
