SOUND ON SOUND
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A major update to PreSonus’s cross–platform DAW sees Studio One take some popular feature concepts to new levels.
Speed up your work by tailoring Sonar’s look and feel.
Tony Maimone laid the foundations for what has become one of New York’s most interesting recording venues.
This month's selection includes: Philip George, OMI, Wiz Khalifa, James Bay, Sia and the Classix Mix - Shania Twain ‘You’re Still The One’.
Harrison’s Mixbus offers large–format console sound at a budget price, and the addition of MIDI and third–party plug–in support broaden its appeal considerably.
Founded in 1945 by EMI producer Walter Legge, London’s Philharmonia Orchestra is world-renowned for its musical achievements, but what you may not know is that it also has an impressive web site which provides many tools that may be of interest to recording musicians.
Memory Locations in Pro Tools don’t have to be tied to the timeline — they can also store and recall a host of session parameters.
Cockos Reaper has some interesting tricks up its sleeve to help you resuscitate seemingly corrupt projects.
Vintage RCA OP-6s go for silly money — if you can find them. Can this Retro recreation justify a similar price tag?
Oracle is billed as a “modern sound design” library of large-scale elements to pump up your TV, film and game scores.
It’s Dangerous Drums is a sample pack released by German EDM DJ/producer Marco Scherer, and based on the sound of acoustic drums “morphed with synthetic drums.
Fancy a little Smack? Then think again, because Smack is a rather neat virtual instrument sample library .
For this library, sound designer Aneek Thapar has put together a collection of acoustic instrument samples and made them deviate from the norm by using such things as convolution processing, formant shifting and pitch morphing.
Want to cut loose? We try out Sennheiser’s latest licence–free digital wireless systems.
Brass on location: Our engineer tracks a trombone ensemble and solo trumpet for use in a contemporary rock mix.
Location sound recordist Robin Bigwood offers an insight.
The digital mixer market shows no sign of slowing down. We round up some of the latest options from the biggest players.
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