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If the name of this new company evokes an iconic British brand, that’s perhaps appropriate — for Aston design and build all their mics in the UK!
Epic World is certainly an ambitious library of Cinematic Landscapes, and its glossy presentation is further enhanced by the...
Sonokinetic bring their idiosyncratic approach to sampling to the woodwinds section.
These two new SE models may come in at an entry-level price, but they are both highly capable capacitor mics, each with a distinctly different sound character.
The principles behind George Ezra’s second album sound simple: great songs, great vibe, and plenty of crunch. In practice, things got a bit more complicated...
Behringer’s first foray into the world of synthesis always promised to be interesting, and the results do not disappoint...
With its parallel inputs, Thermionic Culture’s valve-based channel strip enables all sorts of creative recording options. And it sounds great, too!
We take a look at few different models on the market.
SE have aimed to combine the smoothness of ribbon mics with the high-end extension of a condenser. What witchcraft is this?
It was surely only a matter of time before an iOS Minimoog appeared, and it's no surprise that Arturia are the company who've made it...
The Minimoog is not exactly short of software tributes. How does NI's measure up?
This valve mic from Australian company Bees Neez aims to offer a character reminiscent of some of the vintage classics. Can a mic from down under come out on top?
Could Radial’s latest processor add a little vintage sum–thing to your mixes?
The Monologue may be a cut-down version of the Minilogue, but it offers a few features its polyphonic big brother can’t match.
The Modor NF-1 has a front panel festooned with knobs, but at the same time it’s unashamedly digital.
Karl Marx predicted that history would repeat itself as farce — but he never saw a role for expert pop parody!
Cult TV series Stranger Things has become essential viewing — and essential listening. We talk to the previously unknown composers behind its hit soundtrack.
Orchestral Tools expand their series with a quartet of solo strings and a pair of intimately-recorded soloists.
It doesnt do to get too precious about audio quality. In fact, sometimes a bit of lossy compression might be just what your music needs.