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In the first of this two-part series on drum editing in Reaper, we look at getting your transients to land perfectly on the grid.
Propellerhead’s Rack Extension Shop is filling up with tempting goodies...
Roland’s Jupiter 80 has gained a little brother in the shape of the Jupiter 50. Does this slimmed-down synth offer the same Supernatural sound?
With so many virtual guitar amps already on the market, can newcomers Scuffham Amps bring something fresh to the party?
Scan’s new hex-core machine offers huge amounts of processing power and RAM. Is it the perfect studio PC?
This book covers all the basic theory and measurement techniques without ever allowing the maths to get scary, then moves on to a number of case studies of actual studio construction projects...
You don’t have to give up Session Drummer 2’s content when you move up to 64-bit Sonar X1.
Don’t let its low price fool you: Sonic Academy’s debut synth has a lot going for it...
Mike Senior asks - Should artists receive credit for their music on moral as well as legal grounds?
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Acoustic treatment is one of the best investments you can make for your studio, and there are plenty of companies offering pre-made products to solve a variety of problems at a range of prices. Here’s just a selection of what’s available.
Steinberg’s latest interface features a generous complement of I/O options, flexible foldback and a fully fledged monitor controller.
With multiple undo functions and real-time processing, Studio One gives you the freedom to turn back the clock...
The SOS team are tasked with improving speech recordings for an audio newspaper aimed at the partially sighted.
With eight-track simultaneous recording and up to 32 tracks on mixdown, the DP24 proves you don’t need a computer to produce music.
• Sean Kingston 'Party All Night' • Gotye 'Somebody That I Used To Know' • Olly Murs 'Heart Skips A Beat' • Carly Rae Jepsen 'Call Me Maybe'
Continuing their assault on the monitor market, Unity roll out this premium three-way, active design. How does it perform?
Wave Alchemy’s Pro II aims to fill the curious, Pro One-shaped hole in the soft-synth market.