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Gaming is a huge industry, and the thriving indie sector provides plenty of opportunities for new composers.
Genelec’s high‑tech The Ones series has a new flagship model. We fire it up...
H2 aim to put the legendary sound of Olympic Studios in your 500‑series rack.
Could this modern spin on a classic British trio be the perfect analogue front end?
If you want to separate mixed audio, this is the best game in town.
When asked to pick a favourite sound that he’s worked on, English producer and mixing engineer Tim Palmer nominates the radio speaker guitar intro from Pearl Jam's ‘Black’.
Can this open, portable device help you capture a professional vocal‑booth sound?
Polo G could have worked with any superstar mix engineer on the planet. Instead, he chose relative unknown Todd Hurtt to mix his hit album Hall Of Fame.
Korg’s Modwave is a wavetable powerhouse that can import Serum wavetables without conversion.
Buying equipment can be stressful and difficult, and never more so than in the case of loudspeakers...
When Make Noise label an instrument an ‘experiment’, you know things are about to get interesting...
Modal’s SkulptSynth SE packs an awful lot of synth into a very small package.
A top‑tier film composer shares his coveted percussion collection. Is this the best cinematic drums library ever?
The affordable and stylish Spark 40 packs Positive Grid’s powerful modelling software into a convenient, portable practice amp. What’s not to like?
The Vibraslide is a genuinely unique and impressive take on the guitar sustainer concept.
Available through United Plugins, Muramasa Audio’s Electrum is a guitar‑style amp, speaker and pedalboard modelling plug...
Origin Effects' latest offering is inspired by the work of the backline technicians of the ’70s and ’80s who spent time modifying amps in search of new and exciting sounds.
This Voice Changer plug‑in is probably going to appeal more to those creating podcasts or low‑budget movies than to music producers...
I’m running my whole studio from one 13 amp socket. I should imagine the total load is no more than one kilowatt. Even at twice...
We check out Reason’s high‑res new look.