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This powerful vocal processor puts its controls right where you need them!

On testing a vintage Telefunken preamp, Sonic Farm were so impressed they decided to recreate it — adding their own twist along the way...

The main Accelerate title might be a bit ambiguous, but the sub-title of this Big Fish Audio sample library —...

Embertone are a US sound company founded in 2012 by composers Alex Davis and Jonathan Churchill. The two self-professed ‘sample-library nerds’.

Although first published in 2007, I only became aware of this interesting book very recently, when I found it on a recommended-reading list for a music technology course at a UK university.

With its unique dual-diaphragm design, is Shure’s latest offering the greatest advance in dynamic mic technology since the Unidyne?

Auratone’s classic ‘grotbox’ is back. How does it compare with its modern imitators?

As studio headphones go, the Lindy HF-40s are quite inexpensive, yet they have a very respectable technical specification. Of...

A classic orchestral library makes a comeback in a streamlined new format.

Most of us are familiar with transient processors that can shape the attack and release characteristics of percussive sounds — but Oxford Envolution goes much further.

Created in collaboration with the makers of LA Scoring Strings, NI’s new Symphony Series instrument puts a 60-piece string ensemble at your disposal.

Virtual Guitarist was a landmark product in 2002 and now it’s back, reborn in a new ferric guise.

Alto’s latest PA speakers have a few unexpected tricks up their sleeves...

To some, music technology is simply a means to an end and the music is all that matters. To others, music technology holds some technical importance in its own right.

With its unusual driver configuration, this active loudspeaker hopes to do away with the need for separate stage monitors.

ESI’s Unik-series monitors have been extensively upgraded, and now offer even better value for money than before.

With options including mix-and-match ‘blue stripe’ and ‘blackface’ modes, this is far more than a simple clone of the classic UREI 1176.

We explore Borderlands Granular Synthesizer App for iOS, Shure MV51 iOS/USB condenser mic, and Native Instruments iMaschine 2 sequencer.

The Koma Elektronik Komplex combines four step sequencers in one box, yet still manages to be greater than the sum of its parts.