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A rotatable capsule design means that making stereo recordings with the CK40 could hardly be easier — but how does it sound?
I have come to the conclusion that wow and flutter are a lot more important in the sound of tape and analogue recordings than...
We take a look inside one of the world's top studios.
The Black Keys have built a career on a shared love of studio experimentation.
Tom Petty’s first US number one album was mixed almost entirely without hardware — and with only two plug-ins!
One thing that never changes in the world of music: the people who make it usually end up getting ripped off.
Arturia have pointed their considerable modelling experience at recreating a ‘60s classic.
Roland's Fantom workstation reaches its fourth generation with the 'G' series. So just how great is the Fantom family's great-grandchild?
It’s named in honour of everyone’s favourite giant ape, but will Korg’s new keyboard scale the heights or be shot down in flames? Find out in our exclusive review...
Some score-writing packages are affordable, some are powerful, and some are easy to use. Is Notion 4 the first to tick all three boxes?
A simple song and an outrageous video turned Robin Thicke from a star to a superstar — with the aid of master mixer Tony Maserati.
The rescue mission this month is to bring coherence and polish to the disparate elements of Solivern's interesting instrumental composition...
This month Mike Senior discusses Kanye West, Jake Bugg, Amy Macdonald, Plan B and ABBA.
Few countries in the world can boast a musical heritage as rich as that of Cuba.
Is EHX’s latest pedal perfect for guitarists who want to pull out all the stops?
Steve Brown had never produced a record or recorded live drums before he met singer-songwriter Rumer. Half a million album sales later, her faith in the partnership has paid off.
The snappily titled Kaossillator is the latest in Korg's range of Kaoss Pad-based products. The palm-sized unit is...
Back in SOS October 2008, we raved about the 'high‑quality sonic weirdness' of Heavyocity's original flagship product, Evolve...
Do you ever wonder who's responsible for the waveforms and sound patches in your favourite synth? If it's a Korg keyboard, then the answer might be Steve McNally, one of the team of sound developers.