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The new MkII editions of beyerdynamic’s flagship headphones are outwardly identical to the previous versions. Internally, however, it’s a very different story!
Need high‑quality but portable headphone amplification for both engineer and artist? Elysia may have the answer.
Granular effects can be hugely powerful, but the chances of finding a preset that does exactly what you want are slim. So why not learn how to tame and tweak them?
Based on a famous Danish design, Heritage’s versatile homage includes some useful additional features.
English producer and four‑time Grammy Award‑winning mixer Robert Orton, aka The Hitmixer, has worked with million‑selling artists including Lady Gaga, Enrique Iglesias, Backstreet Boys, Sting, Lana Del Rey and Robin Thicke.
Although he grew up aspiring to be a hip‑hop producer, Zach Crowell has made it big by leaning into his Nashville roots.
Track Stacks are your shortcut to quick and easy stem bouncing.
More than just a Mid‑Sides widener, the intriguing, all‑analogue LUNA.5K offers you control over front‑to‑back depth.
Polyend’s hardware tracker continues to evolve and improve.
Can NI make Komplete even more complete?
Access to other apps in Pro Tools is a game changer.
A striking new sample collection brings SAM’s orchestral percussion bang up to date.
Thirteen is unlucky for some, but not for Reason users, who gain a new synth, a particularly nice delay and all sorts of other improvements to boot!
Eight years on from its groundbreaking release, what’s new in Slate Digital’s Virtual Microphone System?
Cubase 14 introduces a wide selection of new features while refining old ones.
STL Tones bring the sound of Limp Bizkit’s unique guitarist to your DAW.
We put Studio One’s new clip launcher through its paces.
Tascam break out their Model range’s recording facilities into a standalone device that you can hook up to any mixer.
If time is tight for a full‑band session, you won’t be able to perfect all aspects of a drum recording. But if you prioritise, you can still ensure you get decent results every time.
These high‑quality boxes promise to add more to your rig than most DIs and re‑ampers.