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Gamechanger Audio’s Motor Synth MkII updates the company’s idiosyncratic approach to synthesis...
Danny Harle has made a career out of taking pop music seriously, culminating in a key role on Dua Lipa’s hit album Radical Optimism.
A signal gate is really just a fancy on/off swich — and an inspiring creative tool for modifying existing sequences and creating new ones.
If you’re a budding Brian Eno or merely in need of a little inspiration, Live’s MIDI Generators have got you covered.
Tidy up your tom hits with this ingenious gating trick!
Keep track of signal paths with these handy routing tips.
With a CV that includes Westworld, Game Of Thrones and Prison Break, Ramin Djawadi is one of the busiest composers in Hollywood.
These unusual coaxial speakers bring the concept of horn‑loaded monitoring into the 21st Century.
Trigger physically modelled percussion sounds with your fingers.
Struggle with DIY mastering but can’t afford a pro? Perhaps Virtu can help you apply some polish...
Spitfire consolidate seven symphonic products into one bumper package.
Hands‑on DAW control doesn’t necessarily mean you need to surrender your entire studio desk...
We talk you through the many compressors available in Studio One...
Liverpool‑based Tarek Musa caught his first major break, circa 2016, as drummer and vocalist of Manchester band Spring King. Musa’s production career has since taken in the likes of Circa Waves, the Big Moon and Gengahr.
For those who like to keep amp modelling simple, these six pedals each offer a great sound at a decent price.
Tascam shake up the digital console market with a powerful, all‑new design.
Custom IEM specialists UE Pro have launched their first range of universal in‑ears.
Headphone amps are found in many devices, so what can a standalone one offer those with cash to splash?
What would you hear — and what might you learn — if eight top producers mixed the same project their own way?
In this first part of an occasional series exploring modular synthesis and live performance, Will Stokes talks to experimental electronic musician Scanner about the choice of his favourite modules he'll showcase in his closing performance.