SOUND ON SOUND
Though the headline features are aimed at dance producers, Apple’s latest Logic update has something for everyone. And it’s free!
Scream contains vocal samples from six different singers — two male and four female.
It’s billed as a ‘digital delay with an analogue heart’ but does this compact device offer anything you can’t already get in the box?
There’s more to MC AudioLab’s new 500-series modules than their funky fuchsia facades...
These files accompany the Sample Shop articles in the April 2015 issue.
Flux FX is an ambitious iOS effect processor created by guitar legend Adrian Belew and developers. It provides a chain of up to five versatile effects, each with an X-Y pad for performance access, plus a step sequencer for capturing pad motion.
Sixteen years after the first one was released, Korg have completely revised and redesigned the Electribe.
With two thirds of a Radial channel strip available at this price, is there anything not to like?
With the DAW wars heating up, how are the major players tempting new users to buy into their wares?
The market for valve mics has changed a lot over the years. Has A–T’s rebooted classic got what it takes to keep up?
It’s becoming ever more important to monitor the loudness of music mixes, and Nugen Audio’s MasterCheck makes it easy.
Getting their dark dirt on are the Loopmasters with this set of Neuro drum & bass samples.
A reboot of the first dedicated Ableton Live controller brings with it many welcome improvements.
With variable power and software control this tube amp seems to promise all things to all guitarists. Does it deliver the goods?
Offering flawless audio quality, could these prove the perfect partner to your high-end passive monitors?
SE’s partnership with Rupert Neve has yielded this impressive new transformer-equipped microphone. We put it to the test.
Not satisfied with remaking their own classics, Korg engineers have recreated ARP’s legendary synthesizer, the Odyssey.
Livid Instruments’ Guitar Wing might not get your Telecaster airborne, but it could be its perfect MIDI controller partner.
The aim of this particular instrument from Drumdrops is to approximate the sound of the late-‘60s and early-‘70s...
Resident Audio’s mid-price Thunderbolt interface has some nifty tricks up its sleeve.