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It is with increasing sadness that we note the passing of this legendary synthesizer pioneer.
JJ Jeczalik emerged as the pre-eminent Fairlight programmer of the 1980s primarily as one fifth of the art-pop collective, Art of Noise, but also in projects ranging from ABC and Dollar to Yes and Malcolm McLaren.
Warning: alter.audio’s Timetosser can interfere with the fabric of time and is dangerously addictive.
Embody’s Immerse Virtual Studio aims to replicate loudspeaker listening on headphones — and the newest variant does so in up to 7.1.6 surround.
“New modules (not a new Disting)” declared an Expert Sleepers Instagram post shortly before the announcement of a ...
There are many high‑end converters that boast excellent specifications — but this one sounds good too!
This classy, handmade valve mic offers a wide range of tonal options.
This one‑stop‑shop plug‑in can polish your vocals with a minimum of fuss.
Lunacy Audio take a different approach to in‑the‑box sound design.
Tilt! is a neat and genuinely useful plug‑in which offers a pair of modelled shelving filters, each with a switchable turnover frequency.
Nektar’s LX Mini controller keyboard ticks all the right boxes.
There’s more to ReProducer’s flagship speaker than its unusual looks!
Sonicware promise no menu‑diving in their creative take on FM synthesis.
Auto‑Align Post 2 was designed to automatically address the audible nasties that are often heard when one or more mics move in relation to the source and other microphones.
Steinberg’s scoring suite just keeps getting better!
The Impulse pedal can store up to 99 impulse responses and comes ready loaded with some excellent IRs from Celestion’s collection.
Toontrack’s EZdrummer just gets better and better.
Behringer’s version of the classic ARP 2600 could be the one you’ve been waiting for.
This classy EQ marries vintage tone with the convenience of software control.
How do Beyer’s new studio cans compare with the competition?