SOUND ON SOUND
Finally, a truly polyphonic guitar synth that you can use with any standard electric guitar — with no need for a hex pickup!
Akai’s Advance 49 is a tightly integrated controller/software package designed to bridge the gap between musician and computer.
French speaker makers Focal continue their campaign of innovation, with this classy new three–way monitor design.
For these premium headphones, Audeze have revived an old but under-used driver technology — and the results are astonishing.
Configurable to your tastes, this handmade guitar amp caters both to studio and stage use.
This intriguing program aims to give your vocals the inhuman touch.
In addition to controlling Pro Tools, PTC is also compatible with other host applications that support the Eucon protocol.
Focusrite’s Clarett range offers Thunderbolt connectivity and high specifications at an attractive price tag.
Elastic Drums is a 16–step sequencer and drum/percussion synthesizer with six audio channels and four effects...
The baby brother of the Surface Pro 3, this is the first non–Pro Surface tablet to run full Windows 8.1...
In 1939, Shure revolutionised the music industry with a microphone so successful that it is still in production today!
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Founded in 1945 by EMI producer Walter Legge, London’s Philharmonia Orchestra is world-renowned for its musical achievements, but what you may not know is that it also has an impressive web site which provides many tools that may be of interest to recording musicians.
For this library, sound designer Aneek Thapar has put together a collection of acoustic instrument samples and made them deviate from the norm by using such things as convolution processing, formant shifting and pitch morphing.
It’s Dangerous Drums is a sample pack released by German EDM DJ/producer Marco Scherer, and based on the sound of acoustic drums “morphed with synthetic drums.
Vintage RCA OP-6s go for silly money — if you can find them. Can this Retro recreation justify a similar price tag?
The digital mixer market shows no sign of slowing down. We round up some of the latest options from the biggest players.
Oracle is billed as a “modern sound design” library of large-scale elements to pump up your TV, film and game scores.
Harrison’s Mixbus offers large–format console sound at a budget price, and the addition of MIDI and third–party plug–in support broaden its appeal considerably.