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This month we beef up drums and bass, polish guitars and vocals, and give choruses a lift, as the Belgian band Leaf get the Mix Rescue treatment.
One of the biggest new additions in Sonar 6, Audiosnap, is a powerful time-stretching audio toolkit promising better-quality stretching and enhanced controllability. This month we'll explain the basics of using the new tools, following up next month with some real-world applications.
Giga Virtual Instrument gives you Tascam's Giga sampling engine as a plug-in for the first time.
Digidesign have shrunk the M Box to give us the most compact and affordable Pro Tools interface ever. How good is it?
We discuss the merits of mics featuring a USB port and compare recent arrivals from Rode, MXL and SE.
If your needs tend more towards looping and video editing than MIDI, Sony's distinctive multitrack recording package could be just what you're looking for.
TL Audio's latest additions to their popular Fat Man range are more versatile than their names suggest.
This month we look at a Combinator building project that allows you to mix and manipulate loops on the fly.
Arbiter announce huge savings on Steinberg software for a limited time only
Universal Audio have announced UAD Xpander, an Express Card-compatible DSP engine
On the evening of 13/14 January 2007 a high-profile burglary occurred which cleaned out all of the equipment listed below from Eyre Lane Studio in Sheffield. If you are offered any such items for purchase through SOS Readers Ads, eBay or on other sites, or even in person, please take care with proving to yourself that the goods were legitimately owned by the Seller...
This ongoing cheque overpayment scam shows no signs of going away. Read on to avoid being ripped-off...
Akai have updated the classic sampling sequencer concept last embodied in the MPC2000XL, but have they managed to preserve the magic formula that made the series a success?
