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For his recent tour of the States, synthwave star Seth Haley, aka Com Truise, has had to adapt his complex studio setup to life on the road.
Zynaptiq’s unique blend of pitch-shift, delay, reverb and other effects will take you into parallel musical universes!
Electronic, heavily processed and sample-based, 22, A Million was a radical departure for Bon Iver — and from normal recording and mixing practice...
We show you how to share MIDI files with Live.
Korg have created a synth production studio that works on all your devices. Could this be your new second DAW?
It’s only when you look back that you realise how far you’ve come...
Talent and hard work have taken Marta Salogni from dive bars in Italy to working with A-list mixing and production clients in the UK in less than a decade.
German producer Zedd has become a star by bringing musicality to electronic dance music.
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Stretch, shrink and manipulate MIDI data with Sonar’s new Transform tool.
With thousands of styles, songs and sounds on tap, Band In A Box 2017 can supply everything from inspiration to finished tracks.
With its titanium-sputtered diaphragm, this mic is supposed to respond better to fast transients. We put that theory to the test.
GarageBand For iOS continues to impress as it becomes more sophisticated; and while you likely won’t finish a full production with this app, it’s becoming an increasingly good sketchpad — especially with the increased Logic interoperability.
We show you how to integrate Reason’s new Player modules with Live.
Star producer Ariel Rechtshaid inhabits many different musical worlds at once. No wonder he’s busy...
Sontronics have had great success building mics for specific applications — but their new flagship is designed to take almost anything you can throw at it.
Zero‑G's Disco Gold provides over 800 loops presented in a 24‑bit, 44.1kHz stereo format, with some 1.7Gb of sample material in all.
Performed live and filmed in a single take, Justin Timberlake’s ‘Say Something’ is one of the most ambitious music videos ever made.
Some of London's top session players were present at the recording of The London Sessions, which took place at Soho's Dean Street Studio.