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Already available as a hardware pedal, Enigmatic ’82 Overdrive Special Amp has now made its way into the UAD line-up, bringing the same iconic tones to DAW users.
Created in celebration of the company’s 15th anniversary, the Baby RAM Black Edition offers the same performance and functionality as the original, but in an alternative finish.
Looking for a perfect replica of a vintage tape echo unit? Klevgrand’s Parrot may not be for you, as it offers a novel approach to creating rhythmic delays.
The MacBook Neo is Apple’s most affordable notebook to date. But does the pursuit of a lower price tag sacrifice too much performance to be useful for musicians and audio engineers on a budget?
With their latest model, Audeze aim to solve one of the harder problems in headphone design.
Much like a real drummer, the Beat Friend is a semi‑autonomous rhythm machine that could bring a life of its own to your music.
Just like all his other creations, Don Buchla’s polysynth was ambitious — and unique.
Tonalic is a new ‘virtual instrument meets session musician’ concept underpinned by Melodyne’s respected pitch‑shifting technology.
Looking to hype up your drum sound? Cubase’s new UltraShaper plug‑in might be just what you need!
With advanced driver tech, comprehensive DSP and the promise of network control, Eve’s new EXO speakers aim for maximum installation flexibility.
As well as linking to their FT1 hardware, Freqport’s FT1-EMU plug‑in now also mimics it.
This innovative open‑back design aims to bridge the gap between headphone and speaker listening.
If you play multiple instruments with acoustic pickups, you’ll need a preamp that not only performs well, but is also supremely versatile...
Hisong’s debut product is a mic that contains its own wireless recording studio.
American producer and recording/ mix engineer Mark Needham has worked with many famous pop and rock artists, and when asked to dissect a notable sound from his remarkable catalogue, Mark details his work on The Killers’ ‘Mr Brightside’.
IK bring one of the West Coast’s iconic studios to your DAW in new detail.
Louis Tomlinson’s hit album How Did I Get Here? is a showcase for the many talents of Nicolas Rebscher.
Jack White’s collaboration with JHS is both a studio effect for your pedalboard and a stompbox for the studio!
The new MacBook Neo is the most intriguing product Apple have launched for years. For less than the price of most iPads, you’re getting a ‘proper’ Mac that can run the software we’re all familiar with.
We check out Logic’s new Synth Bass Session Player.