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The audio sequencing facilities we have at our disposal these days make it easier than ever before to produce world-class vocal recordings by taking the best parts from a series of takes and producing a composite from them. Here's how to do the job in Sonar 4.
If you are attracted by the idea of Linux and open-source music software, but put off by the thought of installing it on your PC, there is another way: a bootable CD-ROM containing both the OS and all the software you need, ready to go.
From the same team that brought you Virtual Guitarist, Groove Agent has had an impressive upgrade, and is now claimed to work better under non-Steinberg hosts. We put it through a proper multi-platform test.
East Norfolk Sixth Form College needed help integrating their hardware multitracker with their computer sequencing system, so the SOS team travelled over to Great Yarmouth to lend a hand.
Joining the growing market for one-box devices that combine audio and MIDI interfacing with control-surface functionality, Tascam's latest Firewire unit might be all you need for multitrack recording and mixing.
The original 3U monster that was the SST282 Space Station has been reissued by Seven Woods Audio as this small desktop unit. Not content merely to offer all the classic sounds, though, the new incarnation has a number of fresh tricks up its sleeve...
Terratec's range of affordable audio interfaces now includes two attractive Firewire options: the eight-in/out Phase 88 Rack FW and the two-in/four-out Phase 24 FW.
Yamaha's original Motif Rack was a fine-sounding, well-specified synth module, but it suffered from MIDI timing problems when reviewed in SOS. Two years on, we put the follow-up Motif Rack ES to the test...
Combining the guts of an 02R mixer with a fully featured multitrack recorder, the AW4416 ended up being a prodigiously complex beast. Our hands-on workshop shows you which of those snazzy features work best in practice, and how to use them efficiently.
Focusrite have just confirmed the particulars of the Saffire's release date, UK price and bundled software…
London's Wembley Exhibition Centre plays host to Sounds Expo 2005, the UK's only show dedicated to music technology.
In addition to the usual range of rare and vintage gear, as it's the 19th VEMIA, this auction will feature 19 items with a starting price of £19
The forthcoming VEMIA will feature their usual range of rare and vintage gear, plus 19 special items with a starting price of £19
Having recently launched a boxed version, Wave Arts have announced that until April the 30th, they're knocking $100 off the download price for their Power Suite plug-in bundle
Following on from their Model 2380 surround monitoring controller, SPL have now designed a stereo version with built-in talkback facilities.
We've discussed Logic's distributed audio processing in past Apple Notes columns, but this month we offer some tips on setting up Logic Node to run on a network of headless Macs, along with some advice on Firewire-based networking.
Yamaha's CS80 was one of the finest analogue polysynths of all time. How close have Arturia come to modelling its classic sound in software? We put the software up against the hardware to find out...
Although it may look very similar to their existing Baby Bottle, this new mic from BLUE turns out to be a different beast entirely.
This unusual effects pedal combines a bank of eight band-pass filters with an analogue-style control sequencer.