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This high‑end design began life as a resurrection of the rare‑as‑hen’s‑teeth Fairchild 666. But it soon became its own thing...
New routing options in Cubase Pro 13 make it easy to archive virtual instrument parts in Cubase.
Harrison celebrate the 15th birthday of their flagship DAW with the release of Mixbus 10.
SSL’s desktop interfaces get a well‑deserved overhaul.
Can an 80‑year‑old mic preamp design still cut it in the 21st Century studio?
Korg’s MPS‑10 is a compact percussion instrument with hidden depths.
David Bowie’s classic Ziggy Stardust album has been reinvented in three dimensions.
English‑born producer and mix engineer Warne Livesey has worked with a wide array of musical artists from Australian band Midnight Oil to Scottish pop‑rockers Deacon Blue to blue‑eyed soulster Paul Young.
In a collaboration with tech pioneers GPU Audio, an add‑on to this multi‑impulse‑response [MIR] immersive audio reverb promises to take the strain off your computer’s CPU!
The Neumann U47 is legendary for a reason — as this homage makes clear.
Timeline and Edit selections are the key to faster editing in Pro Tools.
Like most of UA’s compact pedal range so far, the Flow is a digital pedal derived from some of the effects found within...
The latest Tracker boasts a wealth of new features including stereo sampling and playback capabilities, USB audio, eight additional MIDI and sequencer tracks, a collection of new onboard instruments and more.
The full release of Bitwig Studio 5.2 has arrived, and includes a new multi-band compressor, three EQs, a new clipper and a whole host of additional features and enhancements.
Moog's latest instrument promises to combine the best features of their classic analogue synths with the benefits of modern digital control.
Expert Sleepers’ Andrew Ostler gives us a blow‑by‑blow account of the thinking behind his new analogue modules.
The RCA 44 is the most iconic ribbon microphone of all time. Does Warm Audio’s recreation do it justice?
These low‑power amp heads are packed with studio‑friendly features.
As well as playing with some of the biggest names in the field, Andy La Rocque has turned his Sonic Train Studios into a metal Mecca.
What would you hear — and what might you learn — if eight top producers mixed the same project their own way?