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Derived from the custom valve console in Brittany’s famous Kerwax studio, the Replica harks back to a bygone age.
The next evolution of Bluetooth contains a number of innovations that should appeal to consumers and professionals alike. And it’s coming to a device near you.
We show you a different approach to arranging in Live.
One of Ireland’s busiest producers, John Murphy applies his love of studio experimentation to noise‑rock and traditional folk alike.
Could this modern spin on a classic British trio be the perfect analogue front end?
Extreme close miking can be an aesthetic choice or an uncomfortable necessity. Either way, it’s important to know how to get it right.
Film composer, theatre composer, TV composer, ballet composer... Why be one when you can be them all?
Cherry Audio recreate Moog’s classic polysynth at a fraction of a fraction of the price of an original.
We explore the value offered by Avid’s subscription and support plans.
Huge update brings the Hybrid Engine to all HDX systems, and doubles Voice and mixer channel count for both DSP and CPU-based Pro Tools users.
Roland’s popular sampler gets a major update.
Having cut her teeth as a studio engineer with a litany of global names, classically trained producer Yang Tan takes our quick-fire challenge.
Exploring the Hybrid Engine.
Pedal legends Boss have now built their clever synth engine into a regular guitar — no hex pickups required!
Heavyocity take a creative wrecking ball to the orchestra.
Intellijel's Steppy is a four-track programmable gate sequencer that combines an impressive feature set with a tiny footprint.
Sonic Potions and Erica Synths team up to create a truly unique drum machine.
Marshall Jefferson talks about his seminal 'Move Your Body’ house music track, the classic equipment he's worked with and how modern music technology allows anyone to create with ease.
The SOS team pick their highlights from recent hardware and software launches.