SOUND ON SOUND
Can the iPad really be a serious recording tool? When you add a state-of-the-art audio interface from RME, quite possibly...
The fruit of the union between synth and drum machine legends Dave Smith and Roger Linn ought to be something very special indeed. Is the Tempest set to take the world by storm?
The latest headset mic from DPA is designed to offer crystal-clear vocals and a rock-solid, discreet fitting.
Rock drum collections are plentiful, but as soon as something slightly out of the ordinary is required, such as a comprehensive selection of brush samples, the options die off rapidly.
Behringer’s take on the classic Auratones won’t break the bank — but will they help you make those crucial mix-balancing decisions?
Achieving a smooth, even bass part in a mix can require hours of tedious automation — unless, that is, you cheat!
This two‑channel tube preamp offers a range of useful features, and all for a very modest asking price. Is it too good to be true?
Yamaha’s MOX range offers unusually tight integration with your DAW. Is this the way forward for synthesizer workstations?
Hugh Robjohns checks out this new speaker stand from Zaor.
It’s not the cheapest PC around and it’s not the most powerful, but this machine might just help you make better recordings.
Having already given us a virtual studio multitrack tape recorder, the boffins at Universal Audio turn their attention to mastering machines.
The Turbosound Milan Mi0 enters a competitive market. Can this little newcomer stand out from the crowd?
The concept behind TK’s BC1 is simple: take a classic bus-compressor design and improve on it.
The toy‑like exterior of Teenage Engineering’s OP1 belies the versatile synth, sequencer, sampler and recorder hidden within. We retreat to our bedroom and put it though its paces...
As off‑putting as I found the name of this drum expansion library (I'm pretty sure that a sample library alone isn't...
If you’re in the market for a portable recorder, there are plenty to choose from, with a variety of different features and at a wide range of prices...
Sony’s MDR range of closed‑back cans has been popular in studios for years, and now includes a new flagship model.