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Our Editor In Chief ponders why monitors sound different from each other and what you can do to compensate...
Price barriers continue to tumble in the soundcard market, as ESI Pro introduce an interface offering four analogue inputs and eight outputs, plus digital I/O, two mic preamps and 192kHz playback, for under £200.
If you like the idea of an mLAN-connected studio, but wonder how you might interface all your existing kit with analogue outs with the mLAN gear, the i88 is the missing link you've been waiting for...
The MP3 may not be the perfect medium, but music has survived on far, far worse...
If you're after bigger-sounding tracks, read on, as we discover plug-ins that manipulate stereo information to play tricks with your mix...
In-ear monitoring is becoming a practical option for musicians and engineers at all levels. Is it time you made the switch?
Unlike most compact recorders, Sony’s all-new design supports DSD recording. Is that enough to justify the price?
The really big news from TC Electronic at NAMM was that the Danish company were in the advanced stage of talks to merge...
Novation’s new groovebox, sequencer and performance instrument could be this year’s essential synth accessory.
New album Electronica sees Jean–Michel Jarre making connections with a galaxy of other legendary figures from the world of electronic music.
Is the combination of audio interface and 500-series chassis the ideal solution for a compact, hybrid setup?
Jazz quintet Polar Bear have always been musical adventurers, and their latest album extends their experimental philosophy to studio techniques.
JBL’s Eon range has had a major makeover, with all-new cabinet and amplifier designs, and the addition of Bluetooth remote DSP control.
I need some way to play a stereo backing track when playing live with my band. I don't want to use a CD player, as they skip, but I'm wondering what other options are there?
This unusual unit provides an exceptionally revealing means of metering stereo signals.
We turn a family homes garage into a usable recording studio, and take reader Danny Williams through a number of gear maintenance, recording and mixing tips.
The OB6 is the product of a collaboration between two of the most respected names in synthesizer design, and it doesn’t disappoint...