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Anthology X makes many of Eventide’s signature effects available in native plug–in formats for the first time. Was it worth the wait?
When it comes to pitching music to TV executives, there are only two golden rules. The first is to meet the brief, however sketchy it might be. The second? Never, ever try to be cool.
Rupert Neve’s processors now have plenty of admirers — and imitators. Does this one offer anything extra?
Two massive hit albums in a year was a pretty good return on 20 days' work for Justin Timberlake, producer Timbaland — and engineer Chris Godbey.
We examine the production of some recent hits to help you brush up on your listening skills.
Progress is a wonderful thing, if you're a composer of music for the media and you dream of a poolside studio in the Bahamas.
Recording Sinéad O’Connor’s breakthrough hit was easy in some ways, but difficult in others — for example, all compression was forbidden...
The Horrors take studio experimentation to new extremes, even designing and making a lot of their own equipment.
Neil Young's new company Pono Music promises a lot — but can it deliver?
Arturia’s MatrixBrute combines everything the company know about synthesis into one hugely ambitious machine.
The latest update to Cubase sees Steinberg’s DAW embrace single-window working and integrated sampling.
Sometimes you can’t quite capture an instrument as you’d hoped, but when it comes to the mix there are a few tricks that will help get you out of a hole.
Carl Cox’s latest album is available only to those who purchase a uniquely coded USB pen drive. Is this an idea that will turn the tide against file‑sharing?
Roni Size's New Forms revolutionised electronic music. Ten years on, he's returned to his classic album with a fresh perspective.
Korg's classic drum synth goes global with a makeover and a major update.
For their latest model, Sontronics set out to create a future classic. Have they achieved it?
Wham! went their separate ways in 1986, but the triumph of George Michael’s debut album Faith in 1987 meant that the success of his solo career was never really in doubt.
Although they're intended mainly for guitarists, modular knob twiddlers could also find plenty to like about Moog's new pedals.
French speaker makers Focal continue their campaign of innovation, with this classy new three–way monitor design.