SOUND ON SOUND
Panda Audio’s MidiBeam wireless MIDI interface does pretty much what it says on the tin.
If you want more storage, want it faster and want it smaller, Angelbird’s portable SSDs might be just the thing.
Focal speakers have long been coveted for their performance, but have traditionally come with ‘professional’ price tags attached — until now...
Three-way speakers tend to reside at the higher-priced end of the market — can Prodipe succeed with a budget-friendly option?
DoReMIR’s unique program helps to bridge the gap between performance and musical score — and it’s free!
If you want to create convincing keyboard parts but don’t have the playing chops, AutoTheory might save your bacon.
NI turn their hybrid expertise to keyboard design with an innovative controller for Komplete and Maschine.
Like its predecessor Action Strings, the Action Strikes percussion library is a collaboration between software giants Native Instruments and the production company Sonuscore.
Douglas Self’s excellent technical reference book for solid-state audio-gear designers has been updated.
Can this tiny box deliver a big sound?
A couple of years ago Sonokinetic released Carousel, a rather splendid Kontakt–hosted fairground organ. The Carnival is very much a ‘sister’ instrument to Carousel and presents two smaller-scale barrel organs.
With component-level adjustment and ‘amp matching’ features, BIAS can target almost any guitar amp sound — real or imagined!
While the iPhone 6 might not be the most aesthetically pleasing device Apple have made, it’s obviously the most powerful so far and with the largest displays yet seen on an iPhone.
With its side-address capsule and compact body, this handy little mic can reach the places other mics can’t!
This neat modular system slots together in no time at all, and is surprisingly effective.
Overloud are on a mission to prove that convolution reverb can be brash, bold and, above all, big!
The first new release of Sibelius in three years comes from the program’s relocated home in California. Is this much-loved notation package still in safe hands?