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Officially approved by Revox, the company’s entire tape recorder portfolio is described through this book's 34 short chapters.
AudioBox Go from PreSonus proffers pocket‑sized portability.
Hong Kong brand OneOdio prove that studio headphones needn’t cost a fortune.
Theremins have been part of Moog’s story since day one, and their latest is the culmination of all that experience.
We explore the first two DIY synth modules resulting from the Erica Synths/Moritz Klein collaborative venture that is mki x es.EDU.
Cornflakes is a 14HP granular oscillator module from a new Danish company called Miso.
Diode‑based compressors can be delightful but also rather noisy. True to its name, the Zen promises a more peaceful approach...
Rating: ***** 5/5 Stars. Fallout Music Group focus on sound effects and sound‑design instruments aimed at media composers...
Rating: ***** 5/5 Stars. Violin Textures is an apt product name, as the provision of textural effects is undeniable.
Could this modern tape delay prove to be even better than the real thing?
Rating: ***** 5/5 Stars. Some 80 individual sounds are provided, organised into four categories: Synthesized, Orchestra, Dirt & Noise and Dirt Bikes...
Twenty years on, the Octopre concept remains as strong as ever.
Steinberg have released SpectraLayers 9, the latest version of their acclaimed spectral editing software.
The latest Kontakt-based guitar instrument from Native Instruments has been developed with a focus on songwriting.
Dear Reality's immersive audio plug-ins have been updated with new features and native Apple silicon support.
A GearFest UK brochure is now available containing a full site map, exhibitor information and talks timetable.
The latest version of Bitwig Studio includes two new effects devices, new sound packages and a whole host of functionality upgrades.
The terms screening or shielding normally refer to a method of preventing external electromagnetic interference reaching sensitive electronic circuitry by encasing it within an electrically conductive enclosure, often referred to as a Faraday Cage.
The shielding works by distributing the electrical charges induced by an external electrical field in such a way their influence is cancelled out in the interior.
Often, the shielding enclosure is connected to ground, to drain away any induced currents, although this isn't strictly necessary.
Most electronic equipment is housed within a metal chassis, and most cables have an outer shield or screening layer in their construction, specifically to minimise the unwanted interference from external fields.
This SOS article discusses the many variations of cable shielding technologies.