
Sounding Off: David Greeves
Music is not the universal language. You’re thinking of Esperanto.
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Music is not the universal language. You’re thinking of Esperanto.

If you value quality monitoring, it’s worth investing in a good pair of headphones. Here’s a selection of premium models from some of the leading manufacturers, with links to the SOS review where available.

Is there a place for MADI audio interfacing in the project studio? SSL believe there is, and offer a range of interfaces to fill it.

We take a look at the renamed Metro Goldwyn Mayer (MGM) studio.

Studio One’s automation model might not seem very straightforward, but it can be extremely flexible...

Like a bird on the wing, we travel over the sea to Skye to help last year’s SOS Awards prize winner set up his brand-new studio!

We examine the production of some recent hit records by Alex Clare, DJ Fresh, Wiley, Cheryl, Loreen and The Saturdays.

Almost three years since we reviewed the original version of Vic Keary’s impressive summing mixer, it’s time to test-drive Version II — and a special Limited Edition.

The Holy Grail of location recording is the ability to isolate the sound of a source from that of the space in which it was recorded. Have Zynaptiq found it?

Warm Audio are a relatively new Texas-based company who have set out to produce a world-class preamp for rather less than a world-class price.

It might look like a simple analogue desk, but beneath the MGP16X’s familiar exterior lies some extensive digital processing.
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The legendary MPC brand is reborn in a form that aims to marry its famous hands-on ethos with the unlimited possibilities of the software world. Does the combination work?


DP8 for Mac has finally arrived — so here’s an upgrader’s guide to some of its new features.

The iPolysix app faithfully recreates the original synth's architecture, which had six VCOs, one for each of its six voices. Does it do the original justice?



