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Cubase Signal Routing

Cubase Tips & Techniques

While Cubase's graphical environment makes the application easy to use, it's not always clear exactly where signals are being routed. This month, we open the virtual bonnet and take a look at signal routing in the VST 2.3 audio engine used in both Cubase SX and Nuendo 2

Published March 2004
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MOTU Digital Performer

Apple Notes

Astonished by the speed of software development, Martin Russ wonders where it's all leading... MOTU Digital Performer.

Published December 1996
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Reason: Work In Progress

Reason Tips & Techniques

We show you how to organise your musical scrapbook in Reason.

Published May 2016
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Moving Pro Tools Projects

Pro Tools Tips & Techniques

A common occasion for grief in Pro Tools is when moving projects from one system to another. Here are some tips to help you keep your hair.

Published June 2004
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Studio SOS: Sound Leakage

Ollie Gray

As well as tackling monitoring issues, this month’s Studio SOS visit sees the team making extensive modifications to a leaky vocal booth.

Published August 2017
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Apple Notes

System 7.5

This month Martin Russ gives you the hands-on lowdown on System 7.5 for the Macintosh, as well as the latest Apple news.

Published February 1995
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D-sound Pro 3.5 Beta

Apple Notes

Martin Russ checks out some worthwhile shareware, explains the benefits of registration, and nudges his mouse.

Published May 1998
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RTW TM3-Primus

Touch-screen Meter

The German manufacturer RTW has a long history in the broadcast sector dating back to 1965, mostly in the areas of specialist metering systems and equipment interfaces.

Published September 2015
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Waves/Digico Digigrid

Networked Audio Infrastructure

Two heavy hitters in the world of digital audio have come up with an intriguing new synthesis of hardware and software.

Published July 2015
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A Practical Guide To Working With Pictures: Part 2

Tips & Tricks

One of the easiest ways of achieving synchronisation between music and pictures is to run both on the samecomputer. Hugh Robjohns talks to a writer of music for broadcast who does just that.

Published July 2000
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Is It Possible To Build A Silent PC?

PC Musician

As studio computers get faster, they grow noisier. Is it possible to build a machine that\'s not just quieter than a standard PC, but completely inaudible?

Published May 2003
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Quick Time 2.5

Apple Notes

Martin Russ gets to grips with Quick Time 2.5, explains how Weird Blinking Lights work, and gives his regular roundup of Mac news and useful 'net addresses.

Published November 1996
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Positive Grid Bias Head

Modelling Guitar Amp

Insanely tweakable, and promising the ability to mimic your own amp, could this be the last word in amp modelling?

Published March 2017
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How Powerful Is The G5?

Apple Notes

As more musicians and audio professionals begin to embrace G5 Power Macs, we take a look at quantifying just how much host-based DSP power you can expect. Plus, news of the 20-inch iMac and an explanation of 'Journaling'.

Published February 2004
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Emagic Zap

Lossless Audio Compression Utility

Paul White tries Emagic's new audio file compression utility while balancing the implications of time and space.

Published February 1997
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ROLI Seaboard Grand

Keyboard Controller & Synthesizer

With its familiar interface and enormous potential for expressive control, is the ROLI Seaboard the future of the keyboard?

Published September 2015
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MOTU Digital Performer v2.11

DAW

Nearly two years after everybody else jumped on the Power Mac bandwagon, Mark Of The Unicorn have finally come on board with their flagship sequencer, which will now record and play back audio without the need for external hardware. Has it been worth the wait? Derek Johnson finds out.

Published March 1998

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