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Korg's latest soft synth is an iOS version of the Mono/Poly, which appears to be so similar to previous versions that it can swap patches with them...
The DC16 control surface for Mackie’s DL32R digital mixer gives you the best of both iPad and hardware control.
As a source of very playable — and suitably thunderous — orchestral toms, Cinematic Thunder provides plenty of bang for a relatively modest buck.
The Rev 2’s attractive feature set and inviting price tag could make it the most popular Prophet yet.
Are the Maschine 3 and Komplete Kontrol 2 enough to keep NI at the top of the integrated controller/software game?
Sonuscore’s new library takes an unusual and inventive approach to the sampled orchestra.
Warm Audio’s new mic is claimed to offer the sound of an original Neumann U87 at a fraction of the price. Does it succeed?
API put the sound of their classic consoles right at your feet!
This exquisitely touch-sensitive virtual instrument comprises over 11,000 samples of what many consider to be the ultimate Rhodes electric piano: the Mark I Suitcase model.
Mixing audio can be difficult, but unmixing is impossible — unless, that is, you have access to Audionamix’s innovative ADX technology.
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...
Harrison’s MixBus promises the sound and user experience of a large-format console, at approximately one-thousandth the price!
The StompLight takes the leg-work out of stage lighting — by putting the controls at your feet!
Ancient Era Persia focuses on the Middle East, expanding on developer Eduardo Tarilonte’s earlier Desert Winds collection, and includes all four of the wind instruments contained in that library.
Townsend Labs’ Sphere L22 boldly goes where no mic emulation system has gone before!
Pioneer’s new groovebox is a Dave Smith synth in DJ’s clothing.
Sonokinetic turn their usual high standards towards something more sinister...
There are plenty of Kontakt-based virtual instruments using sound engines that blend multiple samples. Luftrum’s take on this approach is Lunaris, which offers the user a source of pad sounds.
There are countless 500-series mic preamps, equalisers, dynamics processors, reverbs, and even delays, bitcrushers and A-D...