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Influencers turn themselves into brands. Production duo LYRE can turn them into pop stars too.
I’m trying to figure out the best acoustic setup for a small ready‑made vocal booth, with a floor area measuring 4 x 5 feet...
I’m trying to improve the sound of my speech recordings which can be a bit ‘echoey’. I’ve been using a Rode NTG4 shotgun mic...
Introducing Reason+ and the Algoritm FM synth.
Does Roland’s software Juno 60 capture the magic of the original?
Throughout his illustrious career, Rupert Neve continued to refine the diode‑bridge compressor design he first created over half a century ago.
Saturation effects can be used in different ways to make mixing easier. Find out how...
Steinberg’s mobile DAW just got even better!
We explore the 5.2 update which offers enhancements to the Score Editor, the introduction of live looping to the Arranger Track, and improved tools for remote collaboration.
RAK Studios engineer Isabel Gracefield undergoes our questioning.
We check out TK’s latest intriguing interpretation of the humble VCA compressor.
We look at the Gospel according to Toontrack.
Warm Audio’s revised take on the Neumann U87 gets even closer to the real thing.
The Vienna samplemeisters expand their Synchron orchestral range.
Could this plug‑in be both the quickest and the best way to achieve a range of familiar vocal effects?
Great‑sounding gear with big feature sets — what’s not to like? Well, for one, user interfaces that are so obscure you forget how they work the moment you put down the manual...
Our ears are the most important tool we have, but they’re surprisingly unreliable. We explain how to interpret what they’re telling you.
These RATIO tuners take the geared tuner concept further, in an attempt to solve an issue that most players probably don’t even recognise as being a problem...
The Super Freq by Holy Island Audio is not for the subtle tone seeker, as it is wild and unruly — but in the most wonderful way!