SOUND ON SOUND
Cubase’s Groove Agent SE4 isn’t the most intuitive drum machine, but it’s well worth getting to grips with.
The Swedish manufacturers resurrect a long-gone studio classic.
The pop filter is one of those humble yet essential devices that you normally don’t pay too much attention to — which seems strange, really, when you consider that it’s the first thing in your vocal recording chain.
Analogue distortion devices abound, but few offer as wide a range of sounds as this one.
Our engineer reworks a busy mix, to make the chorus and outro rock like they should.
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Looptrotter’s products to date have appealed to me enormously. They’re all variations on the saturation theme, and it’s a gorgeous-sounding saturation too.
I’ve been aware of Sound Radix’s SurferEQ for a few years now but, for some reason, have only recently managed to...
This novel 500-series module has the potential to be any processor you want!
How exactly does one review a backpack in a music technology magazine? I mean, when it comes to lugging your music gear...