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UVI's UltraMini is a software synth based on samples drawn from the classic Minimoog.
The MF Flange and MF Chorus pedals are the latest in Moog’s Minifooger line, the initial offerings of which we reviewed...
Analogue Solutions introduce their new SynthBlocks range with two highly individual devices.
This month: Snarky Puppy • Zedd & Alessia Cara • Royal Blood • Kendrick Lamar • Kyle • Classic Mix: Fleetwood Mac ‘Dreams’ (1977).
If good things really do come in small packages, this USB stick-based analogue synth ought to be a winner.
When Grammy-winning engineer Vance Powell has to track an entire record in a day, you can rest assured he has some tricks up his sleeve…
Are delays suffocating your vocal parts? Cubase has the answers!
This month: Ariana Grande, Tim McGraw, Zara Larsson, Kelsea Ballerini and our Classic Mix is Gloria Gaynor ‘I Will Survive’ (1978).
Helix systems are converting many guitarists to amp modelling, and the newest of them brings Line 6’s latest algorithms to your DAW.
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It may be famous for its difficult birth, but Loveless was a technical triumph. My Bloody Valentine’s Kevin Shields tells us the story behind their breathtakingly original album.
Beyoncé’s right-hand man DJ Swivel has reinvented himself as a mix engineer — and his work with the Chainsmokers produced 2016’s biggest track.
We root out a little-known hard-disk hog and tell you why musicians shouldn't rush to upgrade to iOS 7.
Karl Marx predicted that history would repeat itself as farce — but he never saw a role for expert pop parody!
EastWest’s new Hollywood Choirs library combines cinematic gloss with sophisticated word-building tools.
With the Screamadelica album Primal Scream didn’t just reinvent themselves as a band, they reinvented what it meant to be a band.
Are cloud-based mastering services a threat to traditional mastering engineers, or just a cheap alternative for producers who can’t afford the real thing? It depends who you ask...
'I Wanna Dance With Somebody' was a huge global hit, but it also represented a tour de force in coaxing the perfect vocal from a singer, as explained by producer Narada Michael Walden.
Mixing an album can be more challenging than working on songs individually — but it can also be the most satisfying achievement for an engineer.
Roland continue to mine their considerable legacy with another Boutique module, this time based on the simple but much-loved SH-101.