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The latest addition Sonora Cinematic's range of Soundbox instruments throws some chamber strings into the mix, and aims to tackle the issue of long, sustained notes sounding too clean or static.
Harrison’s live recording and virtual soundcheck software has just reached its third major version, which among other improvements, delivers direct integration with DiGiCo consoles.
Available for iOS and Android devices, SoundID Tools promises to deliver improved spatial accuracy when monitoring immersive mixes on headphones, and has been officially approved by Dolby themselves.
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GIK Acoustics have just introduced a trio of new bass trap designs that bring improved low-end absorption options to three of their popular product ranges.
Captured at the main live room at the composer’s Studio Richter Mahr facility, the collection includes four separate instruments that focus on close-miked, ‘tiny’ sounds.
Friday 27 March will mark Dynamic Range Day 2026, the annual day of online activity that was started in 2010 by mastering engineer Ian Shepherd.
EastWest have announced the upcoming release of a new virtual drum instrument that combines a wealth of drum samples with exclusive groove programming by legendary hitmaker Jimmy Jam.
The latest version of Steinberg’s post-production-focused DAW has just arrived, and comes packed with new dialogue editing, sound design and mixing tools, as well as improved automation, simplified multi-channel managements and more.
Designed specifically for composers working on fantasy TV, film and game scores, Sonuscore's latest library brings together a collection of vocal phrases sung in an improvised fantasy language.
This fully illustrated, 80-page eBook demystifies the physical and psychoacoustic principles behind stereo audio capture, busting long‑standing myths and replacing guesswork with clear, measurable concepts.
With over 170 pages, this FREE illustration-rich eBook is aimed primarily at newcomers to the subject, but will prove equally valuable to students and anyone struggling with the complexities of today’s sophisticated recording technology.
Akai go large with the super heavyweight MPC XL.
ARTonic’s debut product lets anyone explore chord voicings and harmony — with ease!
With their debut speakers, South Korean company AsciLab have raised the bar for nearfield monitoring.
We all love a good spring reverb, but this one offers a much wider range of sounds than most.
The United States Of America released a single album of uniquely experimental music in 1968. Decades later the rest of the world began to catch up to what was almost a lost classic of the psychedelic era.
Need to fake a double from a single vocal? Cubase has plenty of options...
Affordable and effective, broadband absorbers are the first port of call for acoustic treatment with good reason. But sometimes you’ll hit on an acoustics challenge that requires greater precision...
FabFilter take compression to the max.