SOUND ON SOUND
Whether you’re on a budget or have cash to splash, Audio-Technica’s new range of IEMs has something for you.
Dynaudio’s rich pedigree in speaker design makes itself heard in these stylish new designs!
It’s becoming unusual to find a sample library these days that is presented simply as a collection of high quality 96kHz/24-bit WAV files...
Attack EP88 is an elaborate, 47,000-sample presentation of a vintage 88-key Rhodes Mark I prepared with a brass tack on the surface of each hammer, guaranteeing a Rhodes attack like no other.
Spitfire Audio delve deep into a legendary film composer’s favourite piano.
Despite keeping things simple, EHX’s latest looper boasts some useful features that others lack.
It’s the feel and syncopation of the performers that make this collection of Brazilian percussion grooves what it is.
We’ve come to expect the unexpected from Zynaptiq, and their new reverb delivers just that!
Make Noise blur the boundaries between the East and West Coast schools of synthesis with this unique semi-modular.
These new TAC modules bring the classic Amek console sound to your Lunchbox rack.
It will come as no surprise that Morphestra 2 is an evolution of a previous product. In this case, it is actually two products: Morphestra and Morphestra Generations.
Mackie’s new ProDX range makes phone- and tablet-controlled mixing more accessible than ever.
A Noah Bell is a type of Indian bell, traditionally sold by monasteries as a way of generating income. It’s usually necessary to assemble differing-sized bells into a set so that together they form a musical scale, and that’s what Soundiron have done to create this virtual instrument.
How do you follow the best-selling synthesizer of all time?
Lauten’s latest creation is a classy affair with a pleasingly neutral tonality, which should make it suitable for a wide range of sources.
Can NI’s new performance controller preserve Maschine’s status as king of the beat stations?
For anyone with an interest in the early years of electronic music, Ian Helliwell’s new book (published by Sound On Sound) takes the reader on an enthralling tour of the pioneering British contributors to this genre...
A guitar overdrive pedal sporting three knobs and a footswitch is not exactly a new or novel concept, but when it is designed and built by Roger Mayer, you have to take notice...
Where you have lots of passive bypass pedals coupled with long cables, treble loss and compromised ‘feel’ can become a real problem...