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The recorder is an odd instrument: most of us have played it, yet it rarely appears in sample libraries. VSL have set out to remedy that by sampling four instruments of the recorder family.
The main body of the library is made up of 945 files, available in both Acidized WAV and Apple Loops formats.
The Streetly Tapes series of expansion packs for Gforce's M-Tron Pro aim to get as close as possible to an authentic Mellotron experience.
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Recording an instrument for the first time in an unfamiliar room can be a rewarding experience — if you set about it in the right way!
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Craft the perfect take using Sonar X3's new Track Lanes.
In the second part of this exploration of the craft of sound design for visual media, we reveal the skills needed to make good music edits.
Is it about time we got rid of lossy audio formats for music delivery?
What does the current crop of premium control surfaces have to offer? Read our round-up to find out.
The Level Or is a modern take on the Shure Level Loc, which was a small — and rather trashy — PA limiter designed in the '50s.
These days, many top studios cater to a major-label clientele, and offer a rather streamlined approach. Happily, there is...
A free upgrade to Studio One offers several welcome new features.
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The latest mic from the Telefunken stable has no fewer than four different voicing options. Is this the last kick-drum mic you'll ever need?
This month Draft Punk, Steep Canyon Rangers, Justin Timberlake and Classic Mix album - Chris De Burgh's Lady In Red.
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Warm Audio's latest preamp offers surprisingly high quality in an affordable package.
