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Reason has finally embraced VST support. We tell you what you need to know...
We explore a free Max For Live Pack that could change the way you make music in Live.
Take your auto-sampled hardware synth patches to the next level using EXS24 and Alchemy.
For their newest speaker model, Polish monitor makers APS teamed up with experienced studio designer Troy Germano.
LaChapell Audio’s experience with tubes has enabled the company to develop its proprietary TrueTube technology...
For anyone regularly needing to mic a grand piano, the Mirizio Microphone Mount is a very elegant and cost-effective solution.
Drop Kick uses a small pickup/mic underneath that amplifies the acoustic sound when you tap your foot on the ‘pedal’...
Great vocalists are in short supply, but EastWest might have the answer...
The CP Series speakers represent QSC's first attempt at an 'entry level' range. We put them to the test!
If you're Eurorack curious but short on space or cash — or simply allergic to 3.5mm patch cables — Softube's Modular might be for you.
The baby of Unity’s rock-themed monitors might be small, but its low-frequency performance is seriously impressive.
For the first product in their new Premier range, Golden Age are tackling perhaps the most famous studio mic of them all.
For their latest plug-in, Universal Audio have revisited one of the consoles that defined the ‘British sound’.
Following a recent nearfield monitor review of mine in SOS — a product, it’s true to say, that I didn’t find entirely...
Get your Studio One ducking techniques in a row as we explore different ways to improve vocal intelligibility.
Tascam’s mission to make recording accessible continues, with the launch of a new range of highly affordable microphones.
Where you have lots of passive bypass pedals coupled with long cables, treble loss and compromised ‘feel’ can become a real problem...
I’ve read that pro gear should use balanced connections, but I’ve been looking for a mixer recently and find that most have unbalanced insert points. My interface uses balanced I/O, as does most of my outboard gear. What gives?
Akai Pro have distilled the best of their technologies into a stand-alone clip- and scene-based performance and production workstation.
Ever wondered how plug-in companies recreate classic outboard gear in your DAW? We take a peek into Softube's modelling lab to find out.