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Immersive audio is helping Jean‑Michel Jarre implement a distinctly French musical vision, inspired by his own mentors.
Spatial audio needs to offer more than just an iterative improvement — and if that’s going to happen, producers and musicians are the people who need to make it happen.
Be bold and take full advantage of Logic’s incredible customisation features.
MIDI is the universal language of the studio — and if you use hardware instruments, you need to understand it!
In our exclusive video, Abbey Road's Mirek Stiles explains how EMI’s studio boffins developed their secret weapon, and puts it through its paces on drums, guitars, vocals and more.
Arturia’s new distortion processor is good for much more than just a bit of dirt and fuzz!
Arturia’s mighty V Collection continues to grow and improve.
ASM expand their popular Hydrasynth range with two new options.
The past few years have seen sophisticated amp‑in‑a‑pedal products from several companies, so it comes as...
Thanks to their innovative driver technology, these audiophile cans could prove a valuable tool in the studio.
Cat cabling is cheap and readily available — and there’s no reason you can’t use it to run balanced analogue audio signals all over the place!
The A‑126‑2 is a redesign of their long‑discontinued A‑126. It’s a slender 8HP module in Doepfer’s usual utilitarian design...
Rating: 4/5 Stars. Waverunner aims to replicate the sound of classic analogue synths from the ’80s and ’90s...
Tai Chi is an algorithmic reverb plug‑in with some very handy features that allow it to cover more ground than most...
More than 50 years after it was discontinued, Neumann have reissued one of the greatest mics of all time.
Archetype: Rabea is one of very few modellers to include guitar‑synth sounds, alongside the usual amps, cabs and stompbox effects.
Orchestral Tools expand their Berlin Series with a muted strings collection.
The discovery of a truly new sound — a reality‑shifting sonic experience — is the never‑ending goal of modular. It’s this very drive that constitutes the heart of Qu‑Bit’s Aurora.
Rating: 4/5 Stars. With its roots in a medieval Jewish vocal culture, this library comprises long songs arranged by musical key.