SOUND ON SOUND
Roger Mayer has an impressive resumé, having built effects for Jimi Hendrix and Jimmy Page back in the day.
There's no shortage of active monitors in this price range. Do Samson's latest Resolv series speakers have what it takes to stand out?
The latest generation of Mackie's VLZ mixer range incorporates their premium Onyx preamp design.
Very few monitor controllers deliver all the functions our Technical Editor deems essential. This one does — and at an attractive price, too.
Korg and littleBits have joined forces to make what's basically analogue Lego. What's not to like?
The latest addition to Eventide's stompbox range has the chameleon-like ability to emulate all of its siblings! Not only that, but the new H9 can be controlled and edited from your iPhone or iPad.
As Roland revisit their classic Bassline, we ask does everybody need a TB3?
These affordable speakers perform admirably for their price, and also offer Bluetooth remote control via a free iOS app.
The latest additions to Mackie's established SRM range offer the same level of flexibility, but in traditional wooden‑box enclosures.
Nektar's Panorama P1 is a control surface with a lot going for it — especially if you use Cubase or Reason.
Native Instruments take their hybrid groove machine to another level with new hardware and a big software update.
American company Retro Instruments offer this true variable-mu valve compressor in 500-series format.
The 2.1 monitor approach may have its pitfalls, but there are also some very real benefits to be had, especially in small studios.
The improved AT2020 USB+ adds a headphones output to monitor what you recorded, and its bundled accessories include a conventional stand-mounting swivel clamp, a small tripod desk stand and a 10 foot USB cable.
Can Kush maintain their reputation for fine-sounding analogue gear with this interesting EQ?
We check out Gem Audio's classy and charismatic interpretation of the recording channel strip.
Danish mic legends DPA take their considerable mic-designing experience to the stage — with impressive results.
The latest of many hardware emulations from Universal Audio reproduces a complete API channel strip in your DAW.