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Although perhaps still regarded as a toy by some, the iPad is carving out a niche as a...
Hugh Robjohns scrutinises this phantom power supply from Canford Audio.
Tascam’s new recording mixer is the most flexible Model‑series console yet.
Native Instruments’ popular DJ mixer controller and interface has been treated to a design overhaul that promises to combine high performance with an ultra-compact form factor.
The Galaxy 32 Synergy Core now supports surround and immersive monitoring setups up to 16 channels.
As computers continue to increase in power, so the numbers of roles they can play in the studio increases — and the makers of Audio Architect would have us do our synthesis in software. Kevin Perry finds out if it can really replace those old Moogs and Prophets.
Confused by word clock? When is it best to normalise a signal? Are optical cables a con? Paul White answers these and other questions we're most often asked about digital audio.
Brian Heywood studio tests PC scoring/sequencing package Musicator, which has just gone audio, as well as handing out a few PC Notes Awards for '96...
Spitfire have teamed up with composers the Newton Brothers to create something that’s truly terrifying.
Atrium is the debut release from recently established developer Convex Audio, and has been designed to provide an “innovative and holistic solution to reverberation, stereo positioning and depth perception”.
Zoom’s smallest LiveTrak ever is a mobile production powerhouse.
Neve’s latest 1073 variant bridges the gap between microphone and computer.
With SoundGrid Connect — a new feature of the SoundGrid driver — you can now plug any ASIO/...
Yamaha’s new compact 'mixerface' console packs a lot of powerful features and functionality into a portable package.
Designed specifically for immersive formats, the BP3600 is a novel alternative to more familiar Ambisonic microphones.
Lovingly restored, and then lovingly sampled, Spitfire’s Château Piano recreates a pop icon.
Teletone Audio’s latest release sees the company take some of the most iconic analogue monosynths and recreate their sound within a powerful new polyphonic instrument.
A new German manufacturer takes aim at the microphone market, promising real innovation.
Aiming to provide music makers with an inspiring and easy-to-use instrument, Gyro comes packed with an extensive collection of loops and sound sources, and allows users to manipulate them in real time to create new and interesting ideas.
Want to use a real Big Muff Pi in your DAW session? With this one, you can just plug and go...