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Producer and engineer John Congleton has worked on anything and everything — the more unfamiliar, the better!
Bouncing Cubase's MIDI and VSTi parts down to audio opens up a whole new world of processing possibilities.
The original DriveRack PA was already a cost‑effective processor, and now Dbx have upgraded it, with more features and wireless iOS control.
DOD's Phasor 201 was one of the first commercial phaser pedals.
It won't write a Katie Price novel for you, but Ghostwriter is just the ticket for high-quality, Porcupine Tree-style quirkiness.
How much of Grace Design's know-how and revered sound has made it into this unassuming and comparatively low-cost box?
With thumbprint data security and track counts in the thousands, the scoring process for sci‑fi movie Divergent was close to science fiction itself!
iZotope's Break Tweaker software gives you microscopic control over your beats and much more besides.
JoeMeek's enduringly popular preamps, processors and channel strips are now available for Lunchbox users too!
With the MS20 Kit, Korg have taken the Ikea approach to selling synths — by insisting you build it yourself!
We make your life easier with tips on how to work more efficiently with Live.
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Play Logic from your iPad with Touch Instruments.
We try to bring a bit less garage and a bit more rock to a self‑recorded production with a retro feel.
This month featuring 'Pompeii' by Bastille, 'Let It Go' by Idina Menzel, 'Strong' by London Grammar and the most classic of classic tracks from 1971, Led Zeppelin's 'Stairway To Heaven'.
When it comes to music technology, truth can be stranger than fiction.
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Analogue mixers with built-in effects are nothing new, but this model from Peavey takes its digital processing further than most.
There are some stunningly good Libraries for Acustica Audio's Nebula dynamic convolution plug-in, but you can also create your own. We invited one of the best Nebula developers to tell you how.
