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Analogue Solutions make a bid for your cash with a retro-styled synth offering big, fat Moog-style sounds and a built-in sequencer. Could this be their best synth yet?

Mark Wherry puts 'the new iPad' through its paces and takes a look at Apple Garageband 1.2 DAW for iOS, whilst Paul Nagle examines the Fingerlab DM1 drum machine for iPad.

Thinking of going wireless? If you value audio quality and ease of use, this digital system from AKG might be just what you’re looking for.

Akai’s latest audio interface boasts a formidable feature set and an emphasis on robust hardware and simple operation.

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Zoom have created another portable recorder that’s overflowing with features and functionality. Can it be all things to all people?

Wharfedale’s latest portable mixer-amp offers a compact solution for smaller venues.

Vermona have beefed up their four-voice synth and the result is an analogue monster with the emphasis firmly on performance.

According to its liner notes, the purpose of Urban Ballads is to provide R&B producers with "authentic” sounds.

At the heart of most modern studios is a computer running a Digital Audio Workstation, or DAW. The choice of DAWs available has increased significantly over the last few years...

Hugh Robjohns tests out this redesigned version of the MP73 module from the 1U rack system.

Employing a whopping three Lunchbox modules per channel, this EQ system may not come cheap — but it boasts some impressive features.

QSC’s K-Series speakers look serious enough, but can their sound wow the crowd?

Can its new look and feel, 64-bit code base and killer feature-set help Magix's heavyweight DAW muscle its way to a bigger market share?

Big Fish Audio's Pop Rocks! (their exclamation mark, not mine) is the company's latest addition to their massive genre-based...

Mic veterans Neumann turn their attention to the other end of the signal chain, with a miniature speaker that packs a big punch.

Paul White checks out the Line 6 amp that was designed in collaboration with US amp designer Reinhold Bogner.

This new approach to guitar-amp simulation from the creator of the Access Virus synth promises to let you accurately capture the sound of all your favourite tube amps...

Jazz Colors features 20 jazz-flavoured construction kits comprising over 3GB of sample data, spread across some 1400 samples.

Big bangs, shattering impacts, unabated racket, sonic mayhem, deliberate destruction... Pass the earplugs, it’s Heavyocity’s new library!