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Re-amping is an old technique that allows the producer to keep his or her options open in regard to electric guitar or bass sounds until the last minute.
A Russian-made, large-diaphragm tube mic which is surprisingly affordable.
Paul White ponders the benefits of a DAT recorder with a 40kHz audio bandwidth.
This mic aims to bring us the sound of a vintage Telefunken — which is a brave choice, since Telefunken are reissuing it themselves! How close have Peluso come to getting it right?
If you want a high-quality analogue EQ, youll probably own several preamps already — so why pay for unnecessary gain stages? Find out whether you should make an active decision to acquire this passive EQ...
I want to mic up my bodhran so that I can record what I am doing in Audacity, then play it back in order to hear where I'm going...
If you want quality outboard in a compact frame, modular systems are the way to go. Find out how Audient's offering compares with the rest.
How much of API's legendary large-console technology and sound have they managed to pack into this smaller sibling?
The latest headset mic from DPA is designed to offer crystal-clear vocals and a rock-solid, discreet fitting.
The VoiceLive Play offers powerful vocal processing with simple footpedal control.
Audio-Technica have added multiple polar patterns to one of their already successful designs, bringing increased versatility in the studio.
Rolls cram a very useful nine stereo line channels and a mono mic channel into a 1U box that's targeting keyboard players.
There's more to this variation on Audio-Technica's flagship microphone than the simple addition of a second capsule...
If you’re searching for the perfect match of mic and preamp, this useful gadget could help you achieve it...
Though not new, Peavey's PVM480 back-electret mic is an ideal first capacitor mic. Sound Engineer Steve Brodie explains why.
Phonic's new audio analyser is certainly portable, but how well does it work?