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Waves’ latest plug-in takes us into the bowels of the world’s most famous studio!
This is a hybrid product in more ways than one — not least because it can be controlled via a dedicated DAW plug‑in.
Audio Damage’s latest plug-in instrument gives an accessible but versatile take on granular synthesis.
There’s no shortage of homages to classic microphones and processors but, until now, the monitor market has resisted the notion. Enter Avantone’s take on the iconic Yamaha NS‑10.
Zplane’s advanced time-stretching and pitch-shifting algorithms are now available in Cakewalk.
Chris Watson’s fascination with location sound recording has taken him to some of the most remote places on Earth, where climatic extremes and uncooperative wildlife push his equipment and skills to their limits.
Cypress Hill’s crossover classic launched the group into the mainstream — and without sampling a single horse...
Find out what this vintage-inspired preamp has to offer the modern recordist.
Not all piano-roll editors are created equal — Cubase’s boasts some very handy chord-programming tools.
Golden Age have compressed their Comp‑3A compressor, cramming more than a little of its essence into the smaller form of the Comp-3A Jr.
Even though it first saw the light of day in the early 1980s, MIDI is a protocol that shows no sign of fading away, and for those of us who depend on it, it’s an ongoing relief that companies such as Kenton exist...
Although Macs are simply wonderful when they are working properly, on a bad day they can be just as frustrating as their counterparts...
Hip-hop collective Brockhampton abandoned their home studios for Abbey Road — and left with a number one album.
We get up to speed with the latest leaps in Line 6’s guitar-modelling technology.
We explore a free Max For Live Pack that could change the way you make music in Live.
Mackie offer a straightforward and affordable approach to audio interfacing with two new Onyx units.
Take your auto-sampled hardware synth patches to the next level using EXS24 and Alchemy.
Clearly aimed at the cost-conscious end of the market, the Forbidden Planet filter embodies its quintessentially analogue namesake thanks to a 2-pole, 12dB/oct filter inspired by the 1975 Steiner-Parker Synthacon...
Latvian Erica Synths have partnered up with French company e-licktronic to develop drum modules with a distinctly Japanese flavour.
This D-A converter boasts a range of useful features — as well as impressive performance.