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Editor-in-Chief Paul White is fascinated by the way technology we create to do one job pulls us in other unforeseen directions...
Foote’s latest design could be that rare thing: a mastering-grade compressor for the masses.
As the role of studios changes, so too must that of the new generation of studio managers.
Sweetwater, the online retailer, will present GearFest ‘15, a celebration of musicians and the equipment they use to...
Learn how to Flex Pitch like a pro in Logic Pro X.
Antares’ efforts to apply their pitch-correction technology to guitar products continues, with this versatile pedal-format processor.
Bitwig Studio 2 blurs the lines between sequencer, synthesizer and DAW, with an advanced and very flexible modulation system.
We take Antelope’s latest mastering–grade converter and monitor controller for a spin.
A marriage of East and West, this stunning new mic from Russian makers Soyuz sounds just as classy as it looks.
Pro Tools’ template system, and its undocumented Track Presets feature, can help your sessions get moving faster.
Easily play and write in any key with Logic Pro’s MIDI tools.
This mic offers an elegant means of getting that ‘reverse speaker’ kick drum sound without you having to butcher your NS10s!
Audio-Technica attended the 133rd AES show in San Francisco to unveil a brand-new vocal condenser microphone....
The Gates Sta-Level broadcast compressor is a classic — but it isn’t cheap. Can Wes Audio give you the same sound for less?
Rupert Neve’s processors now have plenty of admirers — and imitators. Does this one offer anything extra?
The Southern Wild: our engineer reminds us that you don’t have to cram every mic signal into your mix just because it’s available.
The ability to mount mics on drum shells is nothing new, but actually being able to build them into the shells, as you can with the Finnish Ukko system, is not so common. Could this alternative method put an end to multi-miking of drum kits?
Are students too far removed from the nuts and bolts of music-making?
If you’re looking for a mic that excels at speech intelligibility, Audio-Technica’s new broadcast model may be just what you’re after.