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The world’s first wearable metronome for musicians offers an armoury of tempo-related features to help improve your timing and really get your groove on.
Qu-Bit’s Wave is presumably named after the Wave (wav) format samples it plays — up to four of them at once. A 4GB MicroSD card is included, ready-populated with drum hits, vocals, synths and sound effects, easily enough to get you going...
UVI are offering a very reasonably priced emulation of a classic Moog — but which classic Moog is it?
These overdrive pedals are both inspired by the now out-of-production and highly desirable Klon Centaur, used by David Gilmour and other luminaries.
A bundle of the most common studio effects, specifically delay, phasing, flanging, chorus, enhancement and a preamp emulation...
The unambiguously named Dual Looping Delay from 4ms consists of two time-sync’ed delays in a single 20HP module...
Developed in collaboration with top mixing engineer Andrew Scheps, Waves' Scheps Parallel Particles plug-in is probably the closest you’ll get to a ‘more of everything’ processor.
Orchestral Tools expand their series with a quartet of solo strings and a pair of intimately-recorded soloists.
JBL’s Eon speakers have been a mainstay of portable PA for years — and now they’re joined by this smart new active column system.
In a market that seems, er, saturated with dedicated distortion processors, what sets Overstayer’s latest device apart from the rest?
Can this unique combination of software and hardware really recreate the sound of some of the most revered microphones in the world? We put the VMS up against the originals to find out!
It’s always fun to discover modules with a different slant on things. The ADDAC503, or Marble Physics, is a CV source that models the behaviour of a marble on a square tray...
This plug-in is based on engineer/producer S Husky Höskulds' Ampex reel-to-reel tape recorder, which he had modified to act as a distortion processor.
For those wanting to record and mix multiple sound sources on location, could the DR-680 MkII be the best tool for the job?
The Cali76 puts the sound and feel of a Urei 1176 into a guitar pedal, providing epic compression and sustain with studio-like transparency and low noise.
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.
