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MOTU unveil DP6
US-based hardware and software manufacturers Mark Of The Unicorn made some major announcements at the NAMM show in...
Published 7/2/08
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Roland HandSonic HPD20
Hand Percussion Pad
Roland bring their HandSonic percussion range bang up to date with the HPD20.
Published September 2014
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Session Notes: Selwyn Jazz Part 2
Mixing A Jazz Big Band Recording
Last month, we recounted our experiences of tracking a jazz big band on location. Now we explain what it takes to turn the raw multitracks into a nicely polished production.
Published January 2013
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Side-chain Compression In Reason
Reason Notes & Techniques
Side-chain compression can be the difference between a flat, lifeless mix and an adrenalised floor-filler. Learn how to capture the French house sound, and add an extra little twist.
Published September 2008
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Q. How do I stop comb filtering when recording in stereo?
I have been reading the book Mastering Audio by Bob Katz. In it he addresses the issue of the detrimental occurance of comb filtering when recording in stereo and then combining the signals in a single track...
Published April 2006
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Analogue Solutions Leipzig S
Analogue Synthesizer
Analogue Solutions make a bid for your cash with a retro-styled synth offering big, fat Moog-style sounds and a built-in sequencer. Could this be their best synth yet?
Published May 2012
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MIDI Files
Net Notes
When it comes to MIDI files on the 'net you have two options: either trawl through the myriad of illegal pirate sites or deal with a professional. Paul Farrer separates the pros from the cons.
Published October 2000
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TK Audio BC1 MkII
Stereo Compressor-Limiter
The concept behind TK’s BC1 is simple: take a classic bus-compressor design and improve on it.
Published January 2012
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Virsyn Matrix
Vocoder Plug-in [Mac/PC]
Virsyn's Matrix Vocoder is one of the first plug-ins to use Steinberg's new VST3 specification. So if you want that classic vocoder sound, should you take the blue pill or the red one?
Published May 2008
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Spotlight: Digital Live Consoles
Round-up of popular models
Digital mixing offers a huge range of benefits over analogue, and with more models available than ever before, there’s never been a better time to try it. Here’s our round-up of some of the most popular models available today.
Published September 2012
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Secrets Of The Mix Engineers: Mark Endert
Maroon
Producer and engineer Mark Endert not only mixed the lead single from Maroon 5s second album: he also co-produced it and programmed many of the parts.
Published September 2007
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Mix Rescue: Preslin Davis
Mixing & Recording Advice
We go hip-hop this month, as we aim for a Dr Dre-style sound with Preslin Davis' track 'Side Effects', and highlight the importance of artist-engineer dialogue.
Published February 2010
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Magix Samplitude 7.1
Digital Audio Workstation [Windows]
The latest 7.1 version of Magix's popular recording software adds support for native audio standards including ASIO and VST, as well as some tasty new features such as full plug-in delay compensation.
Published June 2003
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MakeMusic Finale 2012
Score Editing Software For Mac OS & Windows
MakeMusic’s Finale score-writing software has been helping composers and publishers for a quarter of a century. What does its 2012 incarnation bring?
Published December 2012
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Master Drums 3
AUDIO CD Rating: **** 4/5 Stars
With so many computer‑generated rhythms about, however well...
Published September 1997
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Mix Rescue: Jon Marsh
Sound Workshop
We made things a little harder by tackling this month's Mix Rescue before a student audience.
Published July 2007
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Rob Papen Blue 2
Software Synthesizer
Rob Papen's venerable soft synth gets a comprehensive update.
Published August 2014
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CRAIG ARMSTRONG: Songwriting For Massive Attack, Madonna & U2
Interview | Songwriter
Although Craig Armstrong has been building strong writing and arranging credits since the start of the '90s with such artists as Massive Attack, Madonna, Suede and U2, it's only in recent months that he's come to the fore as a solo artist in his own right, with his new album The Space Between Us. Paul Tingen notches up some Frequent Flyer miles to talk to him.
Published July 1998
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