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There are plenty of options when it comes to valve DI boxes, but this offering from Notiko takes a slightly different approach...

Sahara not only captures the underlying sound and the unexpected warmth of the Enqoniq Mirage, but also its sometimes imperfect soul...

Oeksound have developed an algorithm that can automatically identify problem areas in a source and, rather than imposing fixed EQ, Soothe applies attenuation dynamically as and when it’s needed.

Available as an EZX expansion pack for Toontrack’s EZdrummer 2 and with an imminent release in Superior 3 format, UK Pop aims to wrap up six decades of UK pop drum sounds using four kits plus extra parts and cymbals, all recorded at RAK Studios in London.

ADAM’s new S Series is packed with DSP, and incorporates all-new driver designs. We try out the mighty midfield three-way S3V.

EastWest’s new Hollywood Choirs library combines cinematic gloss with sophisticated word-building tools.

Loudness meters are invaluable at the mastering stage — but this one can also generate automated rough mixes in seconds.

This synth app is aimed at drum synthesis and, if the App Store blurb is to be believed, also features a dollop of artificial intelligence.

A mixer, a USB 2 interface, and valve coloration all for less than the price of many preamps — is it too good to be true?

Vir2’s compact and easy-to-use Vital Series of libraries continues with Sticks, whose sounds are derived from various sticks hitting various objects.

We check out API’s 500-series version of the 2500 bus compressor.

With sophisticated technology at a relatively low price, have Apple created the ultimate consumer listening experience?

This four-channel headphone amp sets itself apart from the crowd with a number of thoughtful and useful features.

We put the flagship of LD’s successful Maui mini line-array range to the test.

We find out how this new, lower-priced iPad fairs, in terms of real-world performance, against Apple’s top-of-the-line model.

Laid out in Vermona’s usual spacious style, Random Rhythm is a dual-channel trigger sequencer optimised for hands-on, four-on-the-floor beat creation.

Though aimed squarely at the serious hi-fi market, this class-leading converter has plenty to offer in the studio.

Despite the iMac moniker, the iMac Pro is a very impressive machine. Is it the computer that Mac-based musicians and audio engineers have been waiting for?

Although derived from their stompbox of the same name, JHS Pedals’ debut 500-series module isn’t just for guitarists!

Moog’s Drummer From Another Mother cocks an inventive snook at conventional percussion synthesis.