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Sonokinetic’s new Kontakt library resurrects the sounds of the 1980s.

We try out the debut mic from a new boutique Australian manufacturer.

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...

This powerful 500‑series processor combines Wes Audio’s cutting‑edge digital control technology with the timeless sound of valve compression.

Thanks to their innovative driver technology, these audiophile cans could prove a valuable tool in the studio.

Orchestral Tools expand their Berlin Series with a muted strings collection.

The past few years have seen sophisticated amp‑in‑a‑pedal products from several companies, so it comes as...

How close does Warm Audio’s FET 47 recreation get to the revered original?

Arturia’s mighty V Collection continues to grow and improve.

More than 50 years after it was discontinued, Neumann have reissued one of the greatest mics of all time.

Cat cabling is cheap and readily available — and there’s no reason you can’t use it to run balanced analogue audio signals all over the place!

Want to learn about vintage studio effects units? This book is a great place to start.

UA’s affordable new microphones prove themselves to be capable and versatile workhorses in the studio.

Informative books about audio careers in the film and TV industry are relatively rare but, oddly, I’ve come across two new...

Cherry Audio’s virtual modular environment gains a range of affordable, high‑quality guitar‑oriented processors.

Is the Zen‑powered X the best Juno Roland have ever made?

Rating: 5/5 Stars. If you are looking for an ‘easy’ virtual acoustic drum instrument, GoranGrooves’ Handy Drums provide an interesting alternative.

Steinberg continue to develop SpectraLayers at a remarkable pace.

Apogee hope to make an impact with their new entry‑level interface.