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Could this crafty three-in-one PA and lighting system save you both time and money?

With its parallel inputs, Thermionic Culture’s valve-based channel strip enables all sorts of creative recording options. And it sounds great, too!

Guitar tuners now come in many guises, from clip-on devices, plug-ins and phone apps to pedals and rackmount offerings. TC...

It’s been a long time coming, but the follow up to XLN’s Addictive Drums was worth the wait.

The XL-Desk is the first Solid State Logic mixer that can host hardware processors in the ubiquitous 500-series format.

Renowned microphone brand Telefunken tackle the drum-mic kit market, with this high-end collection of dynamic models.

These files accompany the Sample Shop articles in the January 2015 issue of SOS.

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UA’s emulation of the AMS digital reverb shows exactly why the original is still regarded as a classic.

Zero–G’s Electro Cinematic library provides approximately 2.5GB of sample material.

This extensive and in-depth eBook explains so much more than how to process your kicks and bass sounds!

Arturia’s Beatstep combines a MIDI controller and a step sequencer in one extremely reasonably priced box.

Formerly sold under the SE brand, these Andy Munro–designed Egg speakers have been given a major update. So what’s new?

Audiowiesel are a small fledgling company run by Austrian composers Frank Herrlinger and Daniel Szwedek.

The depth and complexity of the Pro 2 could make it Dave Smith’s most sophisticated monosynth yet.

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.