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KMI’s latest keyboards offer MPE control in compact and colourful packages.
Film composer and producer Ludwig Göransson has earned a stellar reputation for sonic world‑building.
Mesanovic’s three‑way speaker offers outstanding performance, wireless connectivity — and a cardioid bass response.
OE’s all‑analogue bass pedals pack the sound of a stack into a stompbox.
With the new Sketch window and app, Pro Tools enters the world of clip launching.
Turn the ratio up, and a compressor becomes a limiter. Go even further and you enter the world of reverse dynamics — and unique sonic effects.
From co‑founding cult band Jellyfish to writing with Brian Wilson and touring with Beck, Roger Manning has enjoyed an extraordinary career — and a remarkable collection of vintage instruments.
Studio One, from version 6 on, is now a surprisingly powerful video editor!
If you want to identify studio equipment that’s susceptible to grounding problems, a simple DIY project based on a wall‑wart PSU can help.
This great‑sounding processor does more than make your music loud — but does it do enough?
Thomas McRocklin’s first foray into the world of guitar rig emulations treads a slightly different path from the competition.
There’s something inspiring about stories of unexpected success, and by ensuring the quality is there, we can at least open up the possibility of success.
Shure’s classic mic celebrates a milestone birthday with the addition of a built‑in preamp. We test the new SM7dB and explore its fascinating history.
The Ultraviolet is the third pedal to join the ranks of Strymon’s new compact line of ARM‑powered processors.
Once again, Zoom raise the bar for high‑quality, 32-bit affordable handheld recorders.
Austrian Audio’s MiCreator is more than just a USB mic. It’s an entire family of mics!
It’s nearly half a century since the first guitar synth became available commercially — and, boy, have they come on a long way since then!
The ubiquitous Nord Stage keyboards just keep getting better.
For the first time, the Red and Blue bands of RND’s popular Silk circuit can be used together in the same device — but there’s more to the MBT than purple Silk!
Three years ago, HEDD Audio developed the world’s first AMT‑based headphones — and before anyone else has had time to catch up, they’ve now replaced them with the second generation.