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A major update to PreSonus’s cross–platform DAW sees Studio One take some popular feature concepts to new levels.
Cakewalk are the first major DAW developer to move to a monthly payment model. And Sonar ‘membership’ provides plenty of goodies.
What Windows music software works well with multi-touch screens, and what feels a bit out of touch? Find out in our in-depth guide.
In theory, 64-bit operating systems allow us to use as much RAM as our software demands. So should we all be using them?
The Molten Motion Meter is the fruit of a collaboration between Robin and DIY‑leaning Eurorack company Befaco.
Going DAWless presents many challenges — not least keeping all your gear in sync...
The new MPK Mini portable controller punches well above its price tag.
SOS writers pick their favourite plug-ins and tell us what makes them special.
Whether you're buying or building, deciding what should go inside an audio PC isn't easy, so we asked some leading experts for their advice...
Buying a music computer from a specialist builder is an increasingly popular option for the PC musician. We rounded up some of the leading names in music PCs to find out exactly what they offer.
Like any way to make a living, library music has its pitfalls. We help you look out for some of the biggest!
John Walden considers the leap from 32 to 64.
For anyone dismayed by the spec of the new Mac Pro, there's now a dedicated range of Pro Tools PCs.
Rain are quick off the mark with a model featuring the latest ‘Sandy Bridge’ CPU — and the results are rather impressive...
Vista's now a year old — but is it loved or loathed by musicians?
This Rain Recording model is the fastest PC ever reviewed in SOS, and also one of the quietest. Let's take a closer look...
When the Clash entered the studio for the first time they were determined not to sacrifice their punk principles, and the fates — not to mention a sympathetic engineer and a negligent record company — were on their side...
Tired of trying to make money, Caro Emerald's production team chose to make music they loved. The result was a worldwide hit album...
Already dominant elsewhere, audio-over-IP is poised to take over the studio world. We explain how it works — and why there are so many protocols!
In 1968, Tommy James made a dramatic stylistic turnaround, swapping bubblegum pop for full-blown psychedelic rock. The result was the superlative single Crimson & Clover.