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Another selection of reader demos comes under scrutiny from a panel of Music Producers Guild members.
Blue Sky provide their innovative speaker technology, first seen in the Sky System One, in a new and more compact system.
This month we take another look at Cubase's Macro facility and discuss a selection of examples for adding some rather neat features to the program.
We investigate two new technologies from Microsoft that could change the way we use audio and video for entertainment; plus, as video becomes more pervasive in the music technology market, we look at some of the latest announcements from NAB.
Just what you've always wanted — a high-spec spring reverb for the digital age!
More readers' recordings given the once-over by resident audio doctor, John Harris.
Your laptop computer probably already has a headphone output — but does it offer low-latency 24-bit ASIO, GSIF, MME, Direct Sound and Core Audio drivers? Echo's Indigo does.
We answer one of the most common queries from those just starting out with home recording.
FMR's dual-channel mic preamp offers a transparent sound at a project-studio price.
It seems that almost everyone who's heard Goldfrapp's debut album Felt Mountain has fallen under their spell. Now the duo have returned with a second, Black Cherry, and a harder, synth-based sound.
Synthesized, sampled, or modelled, the Hammond B3 tonewheel organ has inspired many imitations over the years. Now, for 15 thousand pounds, you can own Hammond's attempt at recreating the original. How close have they come?
The success of soul legend Solomon Burke's comeback album is a testament to the virtues of keeping things simple in the studio.
There are very few hit records or classic albums that couldn't have been made using 24 tracks or less. These days, with virtual tracks at our disposal, alternative takes cost us nothing...
Making Waves have been developing their eponymous looping software to include new features such as VST Instrument support and high sample-rate recording, while retaining its core virtues of simplicity and low hardware requirements.
Most of us never have trouble with the electricity in our studios — but as with everything we take for granted, fixing problems can be difficult when they do arise. We look at some of the main problems and solutions.
Re-live the hardware of the early synth pioneers, as we show you how to construct your very own matrix sequencer in the Environment.
A gaggle of famous MCs, a star of the extreme sports world, and a laptop recording setup in a hotel bedroom: could the MuskaBeatz project show the way ahead for rap music?
Synapse Audio's Orion is now supplied platinum-coated and, with only a modest price rise over the Pro version, is also available in a cardboard box.
