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Audix are renowned for their dynamic mics, but their latest model is a high‑end electret design intended to compete with some of the best instrument mics in the world.
Austrian Audio deliver a 21st Century take on a famous ‘pencil’ mic design.
The creator of the Blumlein‑Pfanzagl‑Triple mic array describes its development, as well as its use at a recent Salzburg Festival event.
Cherry Audio recreate Moog’s classic polysynth at a fraction of a fraction of the price of an original.
The three albums Mike Thorne produced for Wire showed that there was much, much more to punk than met the eye.
Want to create your own signature sounds? Cubase makes sound design easy.
FAC Drumkit is a flexible drum synth and sample player.
This keenly priced device offers a bit more control than most valve compressors.
It may be super-compact, but the MX5 punches well above its price tag. What’s not to like?
Elfman recently released his latest solo album, Big Mess, and chose a track from the album as his favourite sonic achievement.
IK go pro with desktop and keyboard versions of their expanded UNO Synth.
British guitar band The Lathums achieved the rare feat of topping the charts with their debut album. Mix engineer Caesar Edmunds was at the controls.
iZotope’s popular audio restoration tool has been treated to some significant improvements.
One of Ireland’s busiest producers, John Murphy applies his love of studio experimentation to noise‑rock and traditional folk alike.
Comping is an intrinsic part of modern record production. It’s something we all have to do...
M‑Audio go Pro with a new Oxygen controller keyboard.
Session Recall is a boon for those who still mix out of the box using a plethora of non‑recallable analogue equipment.
With user-adjustable crossover points, Spread splits the audio signal into four bands, each of which can be adjusted for stereo width and ‘tilt’.
Blackstar Dept. 10 Boost is part of a series of pedals that use full‑voltage, dual‑triode valves to provide the touch responsiveness of a valve amplifier.
Novation’s Circuit Rhythm offers portable immediacy and a surprising amount of depth.