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AIAIAI’s latest wireless cans make cable‑free headphone monitoring a reality.
Warm Audio escalate their mission to make vintage gear affordable with a recreation of a classic stereo mic.
MPE has made electronic instruments more expressive than ever, and there are options out there to suit almost everyone.
There are few brands so widely loved as Moog, and as the company changes hands many will be asking what the future holds. Well, we’re about to find out...
Need to rebalance a stereo drum loop? Too much bleed on your close mics? This pair of plug‑ins could be just the ticket...
The pioneers of pristine sound have released a plug‑in de‑noiser priced within reach of mere mortals — and with near‑zero latency, you can even use it live on air!
Explore the world of bass synth sound design with Cubase’s Retrologue and HALion Sonic.
Before plates and springs, the great studios of the ’50s and ’60s created magical ambiences through a mix of science and inspired guesswork.
Is the Hazelrigg brothers’ first foray into the 500‑series format as impressive as their rack gear?
Aviram Barath’s musical direction inspired rapper Loyle Carner to work with a live band for his hit album hopefully!
With four different modes, onboard effects and MIDI sync capability, there’s plenty of creative potential packed into this stompbox.
Find the perfect samples for your track with a little help from Output’s Co‑Producer.
Pro Tools’ MIDI capabilities continue to evolve.
Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 5/5 Stars. Obsidian Brass samples French horns to create textural, atmospheric, cinematic soundscapes.
Sonuscore orchestrate modern electronic music production.
Wireless audio takes a leap forward with this incredibly flexible system from Sound Devices.
Spitfire travel through time to uncover the secrets of the BBC’s mysterious ‘special sounds’ department.
Get the most out of your multi‑output instruments in Studio One.
Mastering is not an extension of mixing. It requires its own skill set — and, above all, a philosophy of “first do no harm”.
When opting for a more minimal approach to drum miking, a compressed omni mic beneath the snare can pay dividends...