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Although he grew up aspiring to be a hip‑hop producer, Zach Crowell has made it big by leaning into his Nashville roots.
Miking drums is a notoriously fiddly affair. Have Lauten Audio cracked it?
Is the fear of 'selling out' still valid in today's professional music industry?
Track Stacks are your shortcut to quick and easy stem bouncing.
More than just a Mid‑Sides widener, the intriguing, all‑analogue LUNA.5K offers you control over front‑to‑back depth.
Melbourne continue to push the (motorised) envelope with their latest polysynth.
The CP‑1X is a multiband compressor designed to avoid the obvious pumping and tonal change effects of conventional compressors.
Biverb is a dual reverb plug‑in that supports all the usual plug‑in formats on macOS and Windows platforms.
If you’ve never heard of the Datamix console, that wouldn’t surprise me — relatively few were made — but...
The ability to populate the TC Electronic Plethora X1 with effects of your own choosing makes it an ideal ‘wildcard’ addition to a pedalboard.
Can a ‘General MIDI’ Eurorack module have appeal? Sebsongs think so...
The Echo Cinematic can make a weedy melody line sound huge, reanimate percussion lines and weaponise chords in fabulously groovy ways.
All things considered, Music Thing Modular founder Tom Whitwell can be considered part of the vanguard of Eurorack DIY as it stands today.
Polyend’s hardware tracker continues to evolve and improve.
Can NI make Komplete even more complete?
Access to other apps in Pro Tools is a game changer.
What is the approximate sound pressure level of a concert grand piano, about 12 inches above the hammers during a triple forte passage — or, in other words, as loud as it could get?
A striking new sample collection brings SAM’s orchestral percussion bang up to date.
I have a recording of a drummer where the sound is decent, but there are some issues with the performance. Is there a way to tackle this without fully replacing?