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Uhe’s painstakingly authentic analogue emulation is pretty demanding. Is she worth it?

Although perhaps not as immediately apparent as an out-of-tune guitar or piano, a badly tuned drum kit can make otherwise...

As their name suggests, Twisted Tools specialise in sample packs with plenty of attitude, and this one is no exception....

Digital mixing offers a huge range of benefits over analogue, and with more models available than ever before, there’s never been a better time to try it. Here’s our round-up of some of the most popular models available today.

These three-way, sealed-box speakers aren’t cheap — but then they might just be the best monitors in the world...

Source Audio are probably best known for their unique Hot Hand controller, a wireless ring worn on the finger that provides...

The sound of magnetic tape stems from a hugely complex set of interacting factors. Slate Digital’s VTM is the most detailed attempt yet to capture these in digital form.

If you’re handy with a soldering iron, buying the Shruthi 1 gets you a lot of synth for your buck...

Does an all-analogue, 1989 design still have a place in the world of convolution and modelling-based guitar recording products? Get ready to be surprised by the reissued SansAmp Classic.

This French-designed stage mic costs less than more established models — and might just out-perform them, too!

Looking to create something new and fresh, Samplephonics approached the composer George Baldwin to create a library of high-...

Building on their record for successful hand-held stereo recording devices, Olympus have stepped into multitracker territory...

The new Microbook’s miniature exterior hides surprising depths of functionality.

Now six years old, this physical modelling instrument has reached a new level of refinement and sophistication — and not just for piano sounds.

Pedalboards and foot controllers are usually seen as the preserve of guitarists rather than of DJs and keyboardists — but if one man has his way, that might just be about to change...

To really put these three-way speakers to the test, we took them out on a number of outdoor live-music events.

The following test plots were taken with an audio Precision Analyser during the course of Hugh's review.

The man behind well-known French mixing console manufacturers Freevox has created a preamp — and it sounds très bon!