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RND's debut software release introduces plug-in versions of their Portico II Master Buss Processor, 542 Tape Emulator and 551 Inductor EQ.
The latest version of Universal Audio’s DAW software has just arrived, and has been released alongside UAD Spark Studio, an new subscription that bundles LUNA Studio with a comprehensive collection of UAD plug-ins and instruments.
HiFAL 2 takes a significant step forward and introduces a new Parallel Limiter with frequency-dependent stereo widening, three newly developed filter architectures, expanded oversampling, a Match Volume function, updated metering and a redesigned interface.
The Spectera SKM handheld transmitter introduces a premium handheld option that can be fitted with a wide range of mic capsules, and caters to a wide range of applications including professional live sound, theatre, broadcast and worship.
Audient’s new audio interface series runs via Thunderbolt 3, and allows users to combine multiple units to reach an impressive 200x200 channel count.
Sony have just announced the launch of three new pairs of headphones that span their premium, mid-range and entry-level line-ups.
The Outbox 8 offers a convenient way for users to integrate hardware instruments, effects and mixers in their DAW-based setup, providing eight outputs that can be configured to carry audio or CV signals via a USB-C connection.
The Transformer Boost is a full-range boost pedal powered by a vintage General Electric 2N1175 germanium transistor, and is described by Great Eastern FX Co. as a ‘colour’ or ‘character’ boost pedal.
Rapid Flow have just launched a new 16-track sequencer plug-in which they say has been designed for “total rhythmic expression, polymetric sequencing, and vintage hardware groove emulation”.
The Spark Pedal runs on Positive Grid's HD Tone Engine, comes loaded with 33 amp models and 43 effects, and offers access to more than 100,000 tones through Positive Grid’s online ToneCloud community.
The latest iteration of Arturia’s flagship desktop audio interface has just arrived, introducing improved preamps, an updated Bluetooth module and some enhancements to its control software.
A new version of Neumann's hugely popular three-way monitor has just joined the KH line-up, and has been launched alongside the KH 350, an all-new design that sits between the new KH 310 II and flagship KH 420.
