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Two massive hit albums in a year was a pretty good return on 20 days' work for Justin Timberlake, producer Timbaland — and engineer Chris Godbey.
Can this small ball of foam really take the room out of the equation when recording vocals?
I'm going to let you into a secret that could put our entire industry out of business — but trust me, that won't happen...
We asked some of the world's leading engineers how they approach one of the most common yet complex instruments on stage: the drum kit.
Work smarter not harder with Smart Controls in Logic Pro X.
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Boutique Swedish manufacturers Milab have made possibly the most expensive kick-drum mic ever. But is its quality equal to the price?
With up to 13 different processing tools available, if Nectar 2 can't make your vocal track sound good, nothing can!
We all want our names to be associated with famous TV programmes, right? Well, it depends what they're famous for...
Novation expand their controller range as they serve up a three-course Launch. We check out what's on the menu.
If you fancy a break from traditional musical interfaces, or merely want a fetching accessory for the dashboard of your spaceship, the AlphaSphere could be just the thing.
Vinyl resurgence; surprisingly good classic-rock tribute bands on tour; Live Nation buying and burnishing the old Fillmore live-venue brand; the pining for music's past seems like it's in full swing.
Orchid's low-cost approach to DI and reamp box doesn't cut any corners when it comes to quality.
Learn to set up M/S matrixing in Pro Tools and you open up a world of creative processing possibilities.
Learn to set up M/S matrixing in Pro Tools and you open up a world of creative processing possibilities.
Tracks that I mix in my home studio tend to sound really bad in my car, but when I correct the mixes so they sound good in the car, they sound awful over my monitors — so what's going wrong?
I am looking for a USB audio interface that I can connect all of my instruments to, and I have been considering a Focusrite...