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Costing almost as much as a small car, you’d expect that nothing could cut like a Knif. Find out what made our reviewer invest in a Soma...

Based in Nottingham, UK, Coopersonic Audio Engineering are responsible for a growing range of hand-wired effects pedals.

Don’t let their diminutive size fool you: these are serious monitors that punch way above their weight.

The Forte is Focusrite’s attempt to build the best compact USB audio interface possible. Have they hit this ambitious target?

With a valve power-amp stage, a DSP modelled preamp and effects section, and direct-to-computer recording, this amp is brimming with promise. Can it deliver?

Need a compact and discreet PA that still delivers quality sound? Then the FBT Vertus might just be for you...

I must confess that country music is one of my guilty pleasures. For all the clichés about good 'ole boys, beer-drinking Rednecks and perpetual heartbreak, the genre is often a masterclass in songwriting and musicianship.

The FB2 is an unusual pedal incorporating some rather clever technology that allows guitar players to create genuine feedback-...

This month we look at iOS products from: VirSyn Addictive Synth, MicW i825 and the Wizdom Music SpaceWiz.

This sleek four-channel interface and monitor controller embodies all the quality and style we’ve come to expect from Apogee.

Auria is the first truly professional multitrack recording app to hit the App Store.

iDrumTune is an app for iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad that's designed to analyse the frequency of any drum and display it on screen.

Coopersonic Audio Engineering produce a range of hand-wired effects in Nottingham, England.

V-Metal ultra-detailed, sampled virtual electric guitar instrument.

When Toontrack's Superior Drummer 2.0 was first released, the only significant criticism that could be made was that it was...

The Audio Expert is a bold title, with an even bolder claim in its subtitle, but its 23 chapters and roughly 650 pages do constitute a fairly comprehensive...

Check out the SOS roundup of 12 of the current interfaces on the market with links to the SOS review where available.

With some innovative concepts borrowed from photo-manipulation software, Sony aim to make spectral editing creative as well as useful.

It's a sad but true fact that most 'sound engineers' actually struggle with some of the technical and mathematical aspects...

A European company’s solo instruments blur the boundaries between virtual and real.