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We take a look at Propellerhead’s new sharing and collaboration initiative and recap your options for playing with others.
Loopmasters have teamed up with the Dubstep Onslaught label for this self–titled set of bass-heavy dubstep samples.
How many of us have been put off from sampling a fantastic drum break on an old record because of the difficulties and cost.
Zero-G have given us bangs, crashes and wallops in thunderous variety with their recent Impact Designer library for Kontakt but now we get Whoosh!
These files accompany the Sample Shop articles in the March 2015 issue of SOS
Something remarkable can sometimes happen when vocal samples are used in a track.
With its titanium-sputtered diaphragm, this mic is supposed to respond better to fast transients. We put that theory to the test.
Manipulate REX loops with ease in Sonar.
Are students too far removed from the nuts and bolts of music-making?
The hardware sampler market might be dwindling, but it’s not dead yet! Here’s our pick of the currently available options.
This month we look at a famous South American studio which has occupied its current premises for an impressive 55 years.
We caught up with the man who’s spent nearly half a century in charge of live sound for one of the biggest bands in the world.
We check out Latvian mic company Violet’s affordable new capacitor models.
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The Tossover’s thoughtful approach to routing and filtering should leave your processing options limited only by your imagination.
Resident Audio’s mid-price Thunderbolt interface has some nifty tricks up its sleeve.
There’s plenty you can do in Studio One to stop loop–based music being repetitive and dull.
Sugar Bytes’ simple but effective production tool helps you turn your ideas into music — fast!