Rating: ***** 5/5 Stars. Deeply sampled percussion nestles in a fiendishly clever Kontakt engine that allows the user to design their own percussion ensembles down to the finest detail.
The newest mic from UK makers Sontronics offers smooth, radio-ready sound at a competitive price.
Kyra's FPGA-based synth engine is technologically innovative, but what's it like as an instrument?
Moog love to push boundaries, and the Subharmonicon may be their most unusual synth yet.
With more control and functionality than the Plasma pedal that preceded it, is this box the new king of controllable carnage?
Waves' new plug–in is more than just a vocoder...
Is this modelled vari-mu compressor as easy on the ear as it is on the eye?
The original The Box brought API's big-console sound to a new audience, and this new version should have even wider appeal.
Kali's latest speakers demonstrate some serious electro-acoustic know-how — and represent remarkable value for money.
Have Apple finally delivered the professional desktop system Mac-based musicians and audio engineers have been waiting for?
The MPC One offers the most affordable way into the latest generation of Akai's celebrated sampling workstation.
Could these original effects and enhanced classics be the perfect addition to your DAW?
The PM150 active monitor puts your vocal sound right where you need it!
Seldom has a new synth from a new company excited so much anticipation as the Hydrasynth. Should you believe the hype?
If you are looking for a source of instant drum parts for your latest electronic music production, UJAM's Beatmaker 2 collection might be just what you need.
Once in a while, a new preamp brings something genuinely worthwhile to the table...
Merging's desktop network interface is endowed with vast monitor-control powers.
Rating: **** 4/5 Stars. Heavyocity have combined traditional woodwind scoring with extensive sound-design capabilities, allowing you to go from 'standard' to 'sci-fi' within a few clicks.
There's more to Korg's dinky kit synth than meets the eye. Much more...
Retro Instruments have supercharged the gain stage of their Sta‑Level compressor to build a 500-series preamp.