SOUND ON SOUND
Wolfgang Palm is undoubtedly a bit of a synth super-hero to many. He was the man behind wavetable synthesis back in the 1970s...
Designed for stage hands, road crew and those of us who have to lug our own gear to gigs, Gig Gloves aim to provide hand protection combined with flexibility and the ability to grip well.
The TZ-VCO is 100 percent analogue, and unusual in several respects...
Soundiron’s original Ambius release received a glowing review from Martin Walker here in November 2010, since when the concept...
Vertigo’s classy new equaliser draws on some intriguing design ideas from the 1970s.
Dynaudio’s Lyd series of nearfield monitors has been a great success — and now the range has a new three-way flagship model.
These powered PA speakers have a simplicity of operation that belies the powerful technology within.
The quadroPOL works as a VC mixer or quad VCA, with the ring modulation and the polarising qualities adding something extra...
Sample Logic’s latest release, while appealing to media composers, is perhaps more firmly situated on the sound design side of that line.
Derived from the larger flagship Trident 88 consoles, this new range offers many of the same features for a lot less money.
As we’ve come to expect from Sonnox, their take on the dynamic equaliser boasts more than a touch of class.
This update to Universal Audio’s plug-in catalogue includes several mouthwatering delights!
Lynx have updated and improved their celebrated modular audio interface.
With its DAW integration, colour touchscreen and harmonic generator, Bettermaker’s latest processor is much more than just a limiter.
If you’re looking for an alternative to the established stereo editing packages, Internet Co’s slick dual-platform offering might pique your interest...
Powered by Apple’s latest A11, so-called ‘Bionic’ SoC (System on a Chip) that includes (for the first time) a custom Apple-designed GPU, this is the snappiest iPhone performance you will have ever experienced...
We’re used to seeing convolution technology in plug-ins, but recent years have seen this increasingly appearing in hardware form. DigiTech’s take on this is a compact stompbox-format dual-channel cabinet emulator.
Sontronics have had great success building mics for specific applications — but their new flagship is designed to take almost anything you can throw at it.
With an all-analogue preamp stage, combining solid-state components with Korg’s new ‘flat’ 6P1 Nutube triode valve, these diminutive 50W lunchbox amps are ideal in the studio.
Lawing Musical Products have been building their own take on noiseless replacement pickups for Stratocasters for some years...