SOUND ON SOUND
The ASP4816 offered big‑console features in a project‑studio footprint, but its new souped‑up sibling offers that bit more...
It’s obvious to anyone working in any aspect of pro audio that it’s still a very male‑dominated industry...
We check out the updated version of Eventide’s creative ‘Structural Split’ effect.
Does the latest iteration of NI’s Komplete music production suite provide all the tools you need?
We get hands‑on with Zoom’s new dedicated podcast recorder.
The discovery of a truly new sound — a reality‑shifting sonic experience — is the never‑ending goal of modular. It’s this very drive that constitutes the heart of Qu‑Bit’s Aurora.
The A‑126‑2 is a redesign of their long‑discontinued A‑126. It’s a slender 8HP module in Doepfer’s usual utilitarian design...
UA’s Volt range welcomes two additional members, including a new flagship.
Rating: 4.5/5 Stars. In addition to reverberant clangs and monumental industrial noises, Mercury also excels at quiet, eerie and mysterious textures.
Teenage Engineering’s OP‑1 Field is much more than a sequel.
Rating: 4/5 Stars. Waverunner aims to replicate the sound of classic analogue synths from the ’80s and ’90s...
The Zelzah will take you to places conventional phasers can only dream of...
Rating: 4/5 Stars. With its roots in a medieval Jewish vocal culture, this library comprises long songs arranged by musical key.
The idea of a harmonising plug‑in might not be new — but how about one with multi‑channel support and up to 100 voices?
The Particle 2 brings powerful granular processing to your pedalboard.
Rating: 5/5 Stars. This library offers top‑notch acoustic drums with a dry(ish) sound that’s perfect for pop, hip‑hop, breakbeats or funk.
Arturia’s new distortion processor is good for much more than just a bit of dirt and fuzz!
TC’s Monitor Pilot is a simple monitor controller with a small, wired remote control unit. The idea, of course, is...