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The new MkII editions of beyerdynamic’s flagship headphones are outwardly identical to the previous versions. Internally, however, it’s a very different story!
Built using the same engine that powers NI's acclaimed Noire library, Claire promises to deliver a deeply immersive playing experience and an unparalleled sound.
Will Soyuz’s beautifully crafted four‑capsule mic help turn Ambisonics from a niche interest to a mainstream studio technology?
We breathe some new life into the Mai Tai synth, with some creative patches for you to explore.
Along with the usual attack and release stages found in transient shapers, Trinity Shaper takes things a step further by including a third stage that offers control over the body of the sound.
Kali Audio’s latest three‑way speakers look unassuming, but represent a big step up in performance.
Transform your boring old human vocals with Baby Audio’s latest plug‑in!
Both of these devices are part of ART’s new ‘multivoice’ series, which aims to provide a wide range of tonal options.
Eventide’s unique, and uniquely versatile, hardware compressor has had a well‑deserved reissue, with sympathetic improvements to update it for the modern studio.
Lauten’s classy new capacitor microphones are purpose‑made for toms and snare drums.
LEWITT aim to keep things simple with an elegantly designed interface and some very helpful software.
Groove Synthesis’ PPG‑inspired synth has grown considerably since we last reviewed it. It’s also got a lot smaller...
Telegrapher may be a young company, but their flagship three‑way monitors are up there with the very best.
Clavia have made their best‑in‑class stage piano even better!
Featuring a dual-diaphragm capsule and a patent-pending RF shielding system, the SM4 promises to help users achieve professional-quality results regardless of their setup, environment or experience level.
Gospel Musicians have announced the launch of a new virtual instrument that has been designed specifically to recreate the distinctive sound of a gospel church organ.
Lower a mix’s integrated loudness with Squasher.
We round up some of the best small studio monitors for your listening pleasure.
As well as delivering a realistic acoustic piano sound, Liberty Upright also includes a set of naturally detuned samples that can be used alongside Pianoverse’s sound-design tools.