SOUND ON SOUND
Roland bring their HandSonic percussion range bang up to date with the HPD20.
Regular readers may recall my enthusiasm for the You Rock Guitar used as a MIDI controller in my review back in August 2011...
The Attic is a Kontakt instrument from Soniccouture crammed with the sort of dusty old gear many of us would love under our...
Have Tree Audio gone out on a limb with their vintage-voiced valve channel strip?
The Analog Rytm combines analogue drum synthesis with sample playback. Is it the ultimate beatbox?
SE give their popular X1 a valve boost, while keeping the price within reach of the masses.
Austrian manufacturers Lewitt continue to plough their own furrow, with the latest in their innovative studio microphone range.
We don our smiley t‑shirts and our baggiest trousers and put Acidlab's 303 clone to the test.
Classic, yet unashamedly modern, Neve's latest analogue console promises seamless integration with the software studio.
What secrets have Elysia hidden inside this modest‑looking rackmount case?
With the new Si Performer range, for the first time ever you can control lighting and sound from the same desk. But what's it like to use in practice?
Can you really enjoy super-wide stereo sound from such a tiny amp?
M-Audio's latest budget monitors punch way above their weight.
Have Tree Audio gone out on a limb with their vintage-voiced valve channel strip?
IK Multimedia add three new EQ modules to their T‑Racks Custom Shop series.
Korg's Pandora series first appeared almost 20 years ago, but the range has evolved with the march of technology. Today's...
This miniature PA from pickup specialists Schertler offers a striking combination of quality, portability and affordability.
Much of the enjoyment and realism (or hyper-realism) of films, TV shows, radio programmes and computer games relies upon the skilful use of Foley.
If you need serious bass, and you've got the control room to handle it, Eve's flagship monitors might be just the ticket.