SOUND ON SOUND
The latest release from Spitfire combines a range of sounds into a single expressive instrument, and is aimed at TV drama composers.
New flagship multi-effects pedal features a convolution engine and can store up to 100 user cabinet impulse responses.
The new Q-series USB MIDI controllers come in 32-, 49- or 88-note versions.
Powerful vocal timing correction suite gets a major update. Click to read our in-depth review!
Studio One's analogue-emulating plug-in suite is now available for use in any DAW.
New version of Korg's wave-sequencing synth sports a 61-note aftertouch keyboard.
SVT-VR Classic emulates channel 2 of Ampeg's classic bass amp.
The Mic Pre II is now available with transformer-balanced outputs.
Latest generation of subs boasts an extended LF extension and improved reflex port design.
A subharmonic is a component of a periodic wave which has a frequency lower than the declared fundamental. As an example, a component with half the frequency of the fundamental would be the second subharmonic, and whereas the harmonic series are defined by the arithmetic multiplication of the fundamental frequency, subharmonics involve the arithmetic division of the fundamental frequency. Subharmonics can be generated by using special playing techniques in a few musical instruments (such as overblowing on some wind instruments), but are more often created artificially, if required.
