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The introduction of 'inter-app audio' in iOS 7 provides a new level of integration between music apps.

After introducing the Dynamic Split function in August's Reaper column we revisit it for this tutorial to cut up a recording into a series of short samples.

Get more done in less time, with these workflow tips for Cubase 7.

This month, we travel all the way to Amsterdam to help last year's SOS Awards prize winner set up his brand-new, £14,000$20,000 studio!

A free upgrade to Studio One offers several welcome new features.

In the second part of this exploration of the craft of sound design for visual media, we reveal the skills needed to make good music edits.

Craft the perfect take using Sonar X3's new Track Lanes.

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Recording an instrument for the first time in an unfamiliar room can be a rewarding experience — if you set about it in the right way!

Understanding Reason's Patch Browser can help you to work faster and more efficiently.

If you rely on Pro Tools, it's worth taking steps to avoid RSI.

If you're keen to squeeze the last drop of performance from your Windows PC, read on...

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A reader's carefully crafted symphonic synth epic gets the SOS mix makeover treatment.

Discover untold creative possibilities with Logic's powerful new MIDI plug-ins.

Trouble finding your groove? Come with us as we dive into Live's Groove Pool...

Love And War was not only a remarkable comeback for singer Tamar Braxton, but a breakthrough opportunity for engineer and mixer Mikey Donaldson.

Nearly 30 years into its history, Mark Of The Unicorn's flagship recording package makes its first appearance as a Windows application. How worried should MOTU's competitors be?

With the Chord Track, even the most keyboard-phobic and ham-fisted of composers can play in their piano parts!

Its status as one of pop's most influential albums is clear, but the circumstances surrounding the creation of The Velvet Underground & Nico have always been clouded. We asked Andy Warhol's co-producer to set the record straight.