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Our engineer describes a novel and affordable way to mic an acoustic guitar duo in a small space.
Get acquainted with Sonar’s many EQ options.
Sonokinetic’s Tutti Vox is a choral sample library, but it’s not like other choral sample libraries...
This month we discuss tracks from Hilary Hahn, Drake, Adele and Rachel Platten. Plus, our Classic Mix: The Kinks 'You Really Got Me' (1964).
Moog modulars have always been unattainable objects of desire for most of us. But all that’s about to change...
After 10 years with no major updates, Reaktor bursts back into the spotlight with the ultimate virtual modular rack.
It’s easy to ignore the question “Is it any good?” — but job satisfaction lies in keeping it in mind.
Struggle with your strumming? Perhaps NI’s Strummed Acoustic can lend a helping hand.
Novation’s new groovebox, sequencer and performance instrument could be this year’s essential synth accessory.
In our second workshop on Logic Pro X’s Alchemy synth, we look at its creative sample-manipulation capabilities.
We look at corrective and creative vocal tuning in Reason.
Synthesizers: why vintage will always be king.
The Squeal Killer, from Stella Vee Amplification, is a pedal-sized box designed to sit between a harp mic and a tube amp, with the sole aim of reducing feedback.
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Not all digital delay pedals strike the right balance between convenience and quality. How does this one fare?
Livingston is one of the oldest recording ventures in London dating back to 1963. Although, or perhaps because, the studio has changed hands and locations a few times, it has remained busy for well over five decades.
Extensive side–chain options make Studio One’s mixer the perfect place to experiment with ducking.
Tascam’s updated nearfield monitor offers commendable performance for a very low price. What’s not to like?
Sporting both optical and variable–mu compressors and Pultec–inspired EQ, this German channel strip should make a great recording front end for the modern studio.
Does this modern take on a celebrated console stay true to the original’s heritage?