SOUND ON SOUND
Grand pianos can sound fantastic, but many of us cut our teeth playing old uprights in homes and schools and still want that kind of sound for our recordings from time to time.
Gate, limiter, compressor, tremolo, volume pedal — is there nothing the Sonuus Voluum can’t do?
Sample Logic’s Cinematic Guitars Infinity proves to be a lot more than the sum of its parts.
Fuse is a Kontakt instrument that serves as a music ‘workstation’, but with a distinctly urban slant.
With so many affordable, high-quality options around, there’s never been a better time to go wireless. We check out Sony’s latest offering.
E-H's overdrive pedal uses MOSFETs as non-linear elements to create distortion, and actually performs as well as many boutique pedals despite being very modestly priced.
Eve have taken the technology from their existing monitors and shrunk it down to produce these diminutive desktop speakers.
This fastidiously sampled instrument could be the only Rhodes you’ll ever need.
Tracktion’s Master Mix plug-in is a simple but sophisticated one-stop mastering processor at a remarkably affordable price.
This compact console offers an enticing set of features for both live and studio use — and does so at a highly appealing price.
Nuendo 7 inherits all the new features Steinberg debuted in Cubase 8, and adds sophisticated functionality for producing audio for film, TV and games.
USB mics are becoming increasingly common and affordable, but the quality varies. The Rode brand name, though, is one which...
Every so often, an innovative and easy-to-use piece of technology comes along that makes me (and everyone that I show it to) grin from ear to ear...
McDSP’s SA2 Dialog Processor is based on hardware originally conceived by Academy Award winning re-recording mixer Mike Minkler...
Can new pads and a step sequencer keep Akai’s MPD pad controllers top of the class?
Digital technology has helped PMC’s monitors go from strength to strength — and now they’re using it in their subwoofers, too!
Cakewalk’s Rapture soft synth has been completely reworked and re-imagined: introducing Rapture Pro.
Question: What’s the difference between Carmen Electra and Carbon Electra? Answer: One is a glamour model and performer, the other is a four-oscillator subtractive synth that will work as a plug-in within your DAW.
With a large, well–equipped control panel and a gratuitously laden effects rack, the JDXA could be Roland’s most ambitious, hands–on synthesizer in many years.
This novel 500-series module has the potential to be any processor you want!