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Find out how to use the I/O plug-in within an Output Audio object, and also learn how Logic's improved plug-in delay compensation allows some powerful new mixing techniques.
Firewire and USB 2 interfaces have their advantages, but if you need serious channel counts at high sample rates, the PCI card still rules, and ESI's heavyweight recording system caters for a huge range of input and output formats at up to 192kHz.
We headed to the Presonus booth at Winter NAMM 2016, to get a better look at the Presonus Studio 192 Mobile,...
The Airpulse brand may be new to you but they're a company with some serious pedigree, as these unusual monitors prove.
M-Audio's Audiophile PCI card is already a popular choice for musicians who require high-quality audio I/O. Now those without PCI slots can access similar features, thanks to this new USB version.
I've recently added some new gear to my PC-based studio and now get low-level whistling noises through my loudspeakers that...
I have a question about setting up a channel strip in a home recording environment. I have an SSL XLogic Superanalogue channel...
Three years since it was first announced, MOTU's Digital Timepiece is here at last. Bristling with features, it aims to become the one-stop solution for the digital project studio's AV sync needs. Mike Collins explains how to get clock-wise...
With new PCI audio I/O card becoming avaliable for PCI Macintoshes and newer PCs almost every month, it's good to know that those with NuBus Macintoshes aren't being totally forgotten. Mike Collins checks out the first products from Symetrix's new division, Lucid Technology.
This new dual preamp from ART combines imaginative valve circuitry with more digital output options than you can shake a stick at!
The Atari range has undeniably been somewhat neglected in the race to produce the hardware and software necessary for integrated hard disk recording on today's computers. Ofir Gal takes a look at a German company who are determined to keep the Atari flag flying.
Lexicon's reverbs are highly regarded by many musicians, and their new Core 2 combines them with multi-channel analogue and digital I/O to create an affordable computer recording system. Martin Walker tries it out.
With a whopping 32 analogue inputs and outputs, there’s more to this stand-alone converter than meets the eye.
If you're shelling out serious money for a monitor controller, you expect perfection — is that what the M905 offers?
Lexicons Ionix range trades Firewire connectivity for USB and moves from the rack to the desktop.
Focusrite’s Clarett range offers Thunderbolt connectivity and high specifications at an attractive price tag.
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