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The fearless sonic experimentation of composers Evgueni and Sacha Galperine is proving equally at home in mainstream and arthouse cinema — not to mention last year’s surprise hit TV series Baby Reindeer.
Vanguard’s new stereo mic is an exclusive tribute to an even more exclusive original.
How does Roland’s V‑Stage fare against the other big red stage keyboards in town?
FKA Twigs has worked with many big‑name producers, but it was experimental electronic artist Koreless who guided the making of her new hit album Eusexua.
It’s a synth called Synth!
Thinking of taking your Eurorack on the road? We offer some expert advice...
The OP‑XY is a portable sequencing powerhouse.
Mixer and engineer Tobin Jones has worked with a raft of boundary‑pushing artists from electronic powerhouse Powell to Japanese psych‑rockers Bo Ningen.
Atop his role as one half of the wildly off‑kilter Unicorn Ship Explosion, Sasha Lewis has honed his craft working with the likes of Four Tet and Jon Hopkins, and has provided sound design for numerous film companies.
The latest addition to Arturia’s ever‑growing range of vintage instruments is a recreation of the celebrated Elka Synthex.
Working with Kacey Musgraves catapulted Ian Fitchuk from respected producer to one of Nashville’s busiest songwriters.
Windows‑based musicians have long been asking for better support at the operating system level — and it seems to be very much on its way, with native low‑latency ASIO drivers and full support for MIDI 2.0. We reached out to Microsoft to find out more.
Virtuoso pianist Rogét Chahayed has found a unique niche as a classically trained hip‑hop producer.
With polyphonic aftertouch, MPE and MIDI 2.0, Korg’s Keystage has a lot to offer.
Play All Day’s debut outing takes a novel approaching to hands‑on hardware control.
Is the fear of 'selling out' still valid in today's professional music industry?
The Echo Cinematic can make a weedy melody line sound huge, reanimate percussion lines and weaponise chords in fabulously groovy ways.
To mark the company’s 100th anniversary, Shure have teamed up with Black Lion Audio and Korneff Audio to reissue the infamous ‘secret weapon’ that powers many of Tchad Blake’s greatest recordings.
EastWest take all the famous synth sounds from the hits of the ’80s and put them in one virtual instrument.