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Candy Bomber opened its doors in 2007, shortly before the last aeroplane departed from Berlin's historic — and now closed — Tempelhof airport.
Massey's latest plug-in provides an affordable and effective way of beefing up your Pro Tools drum recordings with samples.
Live music is more important to the industry than ever before, but there’s no reason for traditional recording studios to feel left out by this trend...
This preamp boasts huge bandwidth and input impedance. But are those features desirable?
With a large, well–equipped control panel and a gratuitously laden effects rack, the JDXA could be Roland’s most ambitious, hands–on synthesizer in many years.
Have Tree Audio gone out on a limb with their vintage-voiced valve channel strip?
Roland’s JDXi crams an awful lot of synth into a very small box.
Need inspiration? It may be closer than you think...
Engineer Richard King has brought the art of ensemble recording to new heights in both classical and folk/pop spheres.
Sixteen years after the first one was released, Korg have completely revised and redesigned the Electribe.
For many decades, London's North West has been home to more than its share of important recording studios.
The final instalment of an ambitious orchestral sampling project sees the completion of EastWest’s five-year master plan.
Universal Audio have scored a first for their UAD2 DSP system, with the only official emulation of Empirical Labs Fatso...
Overloud are on a mission to prove that convolution reverb can be brash, bold and, above all, big!
Think computer music's got no soul? Think again! Join us as we explore Reason's ReGroove mixer...
U‑he's Satin is one of the most comprehensive tape simulations yet devised.
Is EHX’s latest pedal perfect for guitarists who want to pull out all the stops?
Universal Audio’s catalogue of virtual vintage plug–ins continues to grow.