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Novation go back to their portable synth roots with a compact gem that reworks the Ultranova synth engine and adds a few extras...
Fruit continues to fall from Yamaha's Motif tree and the latest and cheapest example is the MX range...
Sound On Sound are once again the Media Sponsors of the Sound Recording Technology sector of the London International...
Tortoise have spent the last 20 years defying the conventions of rock music — and forging a unique approach to studio recording.
Live 8s Looper is ideal for quick, fun composition.
Here is a selection of audio files to accompany this month's Mix Rescue of Jay Menon's ballad 'Through My Eyes'. You can...
With unlimited audio tracks, support for VST and Direct X effects, and an intuitive interface, Acousticas Mixcraft offers a lot of recording potential for not a lot of money.
This month we tackle one reader's first ever attempt at mixing his own music.
Neil Young has made his share of experimental albums, but his latest might be the most extreme, thanks to Daniel Lanois' revolutionary approach to live dub mixing.
We overhaul Bristol band Taxi's mix sound in search of punchier drums, meatier guitars, and a more polished lead vocal.
Little Labs' Redeye gets the GT once-over, while we also offer some handy tips and look at the latest ppedals from Eventide.
In 2001, Propellerheads Reason broke new ground by virtualising every element of the classic analogue synth studio. Six years on, is the original still the best?
Effects and processors don’t get much more simple than Waves’ new OneKnob range. But is this a case of one knob to rule them all, or are these plug‑ins simply nobbled?
Paul Carmody explains why, when it really comes down to it, there are more important things than 'big' production.
Following last month's introduction to reverb, we take you through the tips and tricks of some of the world's best producers, many of whom are thinking about the reverb sound they want long before they get to the mix.
Can Rob Papen’s new virtual instrument deliver the knockout blow?
The price remains the same, but Roland's VS880 is now different in many ways. Original 880 owner Paul Nagle's movin' on up...
Australian company Sebatron aim to start building their brand in the UK with this 'character' preamp.
Think your music is good? Read the good Doctor's track analysis of their good and bad points...
A new Moog monosynth is exciting enough in itself, but the Sub Phatty has hidden depths that its vintage predecessors could only dream of...