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There are few brands so widely loved as Moog, and as the company changes hands many will be asking what the future holds. Well, we’re about to find out...
As well as giving you access to a vast range of loops and one‑shot samples, SOS For Artists offers some cool tools for finding, auditioning and manipulating them.
The pioneers of pristine sound have released a plug‑in de‑noiser priced within reach of mere mortals — and with near‑zero latency, you can even use it live on air!
Warm Audio escalate their mission to make vintage gear affordable with a recreation of a classic stereo mic.
Need to rebalance a stereo drum loop? Too much bleed on your close mics? This pair of plug‑ins could be just the ticket...
Made using real alpaca wool, this quirky microphone filter aims to solve a number of recording problems.
Nineteen years after their first stereo rotary speaker effect, Boss deliver an even more convincing emulation in a compact pedal format.
Now in its sixth iteration, Clavia’s stage piano remains the one to beat.
Explore the world of bass synth sound design with Cubase’s Retrologue and HALion Sonic.
Is the Hazelrigg brothers’ first foray into the 500‑series format as impressive as their rack gear?
Experienced American producer Bill Schnee picks the 1978 track 'Never Even Thought' from Colin Blunstone as the sound he's most proud of creating in the studio.
Aviram Barath’s musical direction inspired rapper Loyle Carner to work with a live band for his hit album hopefully!
Is there a productivity crisis in music? The PR material put out by some software companies suggests so.
Logic Pro contains a multitude of tools to help you analyse and transcribe music.
With four different modes, onboard effects and MIDI sync capability, there’s plenty of creative potential packed into this stompbox.
Sometimes you want something that is both quick and easy to use while still being versatile, and in that case Klevgrand’s Walls might well appeal.
The recent NanOS v2.0 and v2.1 firmware releases massively expand the range of effects and add flexibility to the Nano Cortex's seven‑slot signal chain.
UA’s A Type plug‑in models the old Dolby tape‑noise reduction system, and specifically caters for the various ways in which that system was modified and abused for creative effect.
At its most basic level, with nothing patched into its input, the MultiMod is a flexible and highly useful multi‑LFO...