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Radial’s innovative Key Largo is designed to sit at the heart of your live keyboard rig.
This often-overlooked orchestral family holds the key to a wide range of exciting tonal colours.
Adele 'Someone Like You', Black Eyed Peas 'The Time (Dirty Bit)', The Ting Tings 'Hands', Rihanna 'What's My Name'
IK Multimedia is now shipping iRig MIDI 2 (an update to their original iRig MIDI that we...
Streamline your use of Sonar’s automation with these time-saving tips.
EastWest’s new Hollywood Choirs library combines cinematic gloss with sophisticated word-building tools.
Recreating tape‑speed effects in Sonar X3.
iZotope say that Neutron not only has the processing power to address all sorts of mixing issues, but the intelligence to help you identify them.
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We conclude our review of PG Music’s unique music auto-generation package by exploring some of the more advanced ways you can shape its output.
Electro-Harmonix’s Mel9 guitar effects pedal, which must qualify as their most ambitious model so far, produces a range of instantly recognisable Mellotron sounds.
This impressive-looking instrument provides modelled classic organ, piano and supporting timbres, and is designed to appeal to keyboard players looking for an all-round stage tool — though it could easily form the centrepiece of a home setup too.
We explore Reason’s new flagship synth: Europa.
Sample library-makers ProjectSAM release the follow-up to their Orchestral Essentials which earned a 4.5/5 rating in...
Published by Focal Press, Recording Secrets For The Small Studio is the latest book from...
Karl Marx predicted that history would repeat itself as farce — but he never saw a role for expert pop parody!
Paul White looks at a RAM program card from Metrasound for use in a Yamaha SY35.
The keyboard instruments created by American manufacturer RMI may be deeply obscure now, but without them, '70s progressive rock could have a very different sonic signature.