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Take your music off‑grid with Studio One’s powerful tempo tools.
Novation’s updated Launchkey range introduces improved creative features and better DAW integration.
With the introduction of CV Instrument, you can control your modular rig from Studio One!
Play All Day’s debut outing takes a novel approaching to hands‑on hardware control.
The Echo Cinematic can make a weedy melody line sound huge, reanimate percussion lines and weaponise chords in fabulously groovy ways.
The strangely named Detroit Pink 87 is an eight‑track trigger sequencer where you tap in the steps using a key.
We put Studio One’s new clip launcher through its paces.
If someone asked you to design an uncompromising analogue Eurorack mixer, it would probably look like the Xcelon.
The P1 is a beautifully designed, two‑channel pedal interface that’ll bridge the gap between your modular and guitar worlds.
Studio One Pro 7 is a solid upgrade with something for almost everyone.
‘One keyboard to rule them all’ is very much the order of the day with Arturia’s 3rd generation KeyLab.
XAOC brings two new Eurorack modules to the table in the form of the Batumi II and Poti II.
You may have heard it said that you can never have enough VCAs, but Blaknblu would suggest you can never have enough filters...
We breathe some new life into the Mai Tai synth, with some creative patches for you to explore.
LEWITT aim to keep things simple with an elegantly designed interface and some very helpful software.
Mid‑Sides processing is your gateway to creative manipulation of stereo sources.
The Oct Tone is an eight‑step sequencer, a reimagining of the Octone, originally designed by Instruo’s Jason Lim back in 2016.
We talk you through the basics of side‑chaining in Studio One.
These Catalyst modules are based upon the Emblematic Systems module of the same name. However, 4MS have turned it into two modules: a controller, like the original, and a sequencer.