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We talk you through the basics of side‑chaining in Studio One.
These Catalyst modules are based upon the Emblematic Systems module of the same name. However, 4MS have turned it into two modules: a controller, like the original, and a sequencer.
A synth of many paths, Moog’s latest semi‑modular may well see you getting lost completely.
We talk you through the many compressors available in Studio One...
We missed the chance to review the meloDICER when it was first released, and so the MEX3 gives us another opportunity to check it out!
It’s not often that something gets pulled from the virtual realm of software emulation into the touchy‑feely realm of...
We show you how to build a simple sampled synth instrument in Presence XT, Studio One's powerful sampler.
We put Studio One v6.6's new Lead Architect synth instrument through its paces.
Whether it’s sitting on your guitar pedalboard or nestled between your synthesizers, this weird and wonderful effects box oozes vintage character.
The SGR1806‑20 is a brash and spacey analogue drum synth module from Knob Technology.
The Scratch Pad is your ticket to fast, easy, non‑destructive experimentation!
Erica Synths and Richie Hawtin’s educationally inspired synth isn’t just for kids.
The Neo Trinity is a six-channel modulation generator which brings the talents of the CV Trinity to a smartly ordered and complex form.
The Show Page has evolved in the last few years, and makes it easy to take your productions on the road. Let's revisit what it offers...
Fatboy Slim’s dream of universal 303 ownership inches a little closer with this cut‑price acid box.
Welcome to another joyfully peculiar Error Instruments protrusion into normal space. It arrives in the form of a porridge‑inspired granular sampler that’s as brilliant as it is baffling.
Now we know how to get immersive in Studio One, let’s add some delay and reverb to our Atmos mixes!
Could Intech Studio’s ingenious modular system help you build your perfect MIDI controller?
A Gameboy cartridge‑based Eurorack effects module? Robin Vincent puts the Befaco FX Boy to the test.
With Studio One 6.5 you already have all the tools you need to mix in Atmos, so why not give it a go?