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The AMD Athlon 64-based music computers from UK retailer Dawsons Music offer performance comparable to the very fastest Pentium 4 CPUs, and are ready to take advantage of 64-bit music software once it becomes available.
Tascam's new Studio Bridge supports direct recording to an SDXC card, and also features a built-in 24-in/24-out USB audio interface for integration with a DAW.
If your sounds need a lift, perhaps you need Rift?
The iRig Pro Duo promises to be a versatile and affordable all-in-one studio for iOS, Android and desktop computers.
Whether you’re a professional working in post-production or a humble home studio user, there’s a version of iZotope’s RX restoration software to suit you.
Harrison’s MixBus promises the sound and user experience of a large-format console, at approximately one-thousandth the price!
Multimedia’s T-Racks mastering suite is a modular program: basic core functionality is free, and users build up a collection of tasty processors by making in-app purchases from the company’s Custom Shop.
Where one Soundtoys plug-in isn’t enough, you can now create custom chains, with a new emulation of a classic delay on offer too.
Nuendo 7 inherits all the new features Steinberg debuted in Cubase 8, and adds sophisticated functionality for producing audio for film, TV and games.
Bitwig Studio might be the newest kid on the DAW block — but it’s growing fast!
The new features promised in Pro Tools 12 are finally starting to arrive. Can Avid persuade existing users that it’s time to start paying annual fees?
This intriguing program aims to give your vocals the inhuman touch.
DoReMIR’s unique program helps to bridge the gap between performance and musical score — and it’s free!
MOTU’s sequencing software has been around longer than some SOS readers. Do the improvements in the latest version keep it bang up to date?
With the VST protocol now supported, more people than ever can use CEDAR’s industry-standard restoration tools.
If you find conventional DAWs intimidatingly complex or unaffordable, Tracktion could be the perfect alternative.
It’s becoming ever more important to monitor the loudness of music mixes, and Nugen Audio’s MasterCheck makes it easy.
The latest version of iZotope’s RX restoration suite does more than before — and does it faster!
An oft–overlooked advantage of analogue working methods is sensible metering. MeterPlugs’ K–Meter brings the same approach to your DAW.
Is there more to the latest version of Reason than a pretty face?