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Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 5/5 Stars. A versatile package that caters equally to players chasing classic Rhodes warmth or the grit and bite of a Wurlitzer.

Like a medieval cathedral, the Redshift 6 is a massively ambitious creation. There are other similarities too...

Twenty years since the launch of the original POG, the concept has been brought up to date, with features for guitarists and modular enthusiasts alike.

This diminutive module combines an envelope with a VCA to accept audio signals and render them, well, percussive.

A new German manufacturer takes aim at the microphone market, promising real innovation.

KRK’s affordable Kreate speakers offer plenty of bang for your buck!

Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 5/5 Stars. Soniccouture continually push the extremes of sound design, and Polarity Tension marks the first in a series of collaborations utilising their impressive new Polarity dual‑granular engine.

AudioScape’s take on the classic RCA valve compressor is much more than just a clone...

The Boundary Layer is a module whose design actually harks back to a much more classic synth topology. How will Schlappi fare in the heritage game?

Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★ 4/5 Stars. OBSO seems to be designed to satisfy those who want instant gratification and want it now! OBSO uses samples as its sound source, the focus of the instrument being obsolete media.

Looking for the ultimate analogue channel strip, cost no object? Then check this out, while the rest of us dream!

Neural DSP step out of their amp‑sim comfort zone, with a multi‑module mix processor aimed at polishing your vocal recordings.

Audient’s black box demonstrates that speaker calibration can be just as valuable in a stereo context as it is for immersive audio.

Podcasting and vlogging have given high‑quality dynamic microphones a fresh lease of life, so how does the Audix PDX520 fit into that landscape?

Solid State Logic once again raid their archive of preamp and EQ designs to put together a high‑powered input channel.

Can this pocket‑sized, pocket‑money guitar rig really deliver the goods? You might be surprised...

Digital mixing might be all the rage, but sometimes a simple analogue desk is exactly what you need.

From Omnitone of Canada, we have a pair of colourful rhythm‑makers that can operate separately, or as a percussive pair.

Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 5/5 Stars. Native Instruments’ Scene series includes a range of instruments designed to provide media composers with an array of premium cinematic sounds in a simple and intuitive interface.

Bitwig’s first hardware product takes a characteristically individual approach to audio interfacing.