Audio-Technica 3000 Series
Licence‑free wireless is fine for smaller shows, but more serious calls for a more serious system.
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Licence‑free wireless is fine for smaller shows, but more serious calls for a more serious system.
Transitions are the name of the game here, and as always Baby Audio and Andrew Huang encourage you to get creative!
Have Black Corporation managed to capture the spirit of the Jupiter‑8 in a 19‑inch rack?
Lurking within this humble arranger keyboard is a completely new form of synthesis...
Cymasphere aims to make more complex chord construction available to all.
It might not look like a classic ribbon mic, but there’s a lot more to Extinct Audio’s BoRbon than meets the eye.
Encourage new ideas with some controlled MIDI randomisation.
Although less well known today than the Pultec EQP‑1A, the versatility of LANG’s valve‑less PEQ‑2 won it plenty of admirers.
Ozone still offers traditional mastering tools — but its AI‑fuelled options open the door to so much more!
Korg’s Wavestate and OpSix are back, and they’re bigger than ever...
Krotos Studio makes custom sound design accessible to almost anyone.
Does Lindell’s LiN2A sound as classy as the famous compressor that inspired it?
The best plug‑ins make under‑the‑hood sophistication simple in practice...
With up to four parallel chains available, you’re free to design pretty much any amp and effects chain imaginable.
It’s hard to believe that the humble VU meter has been with us for almost 85 years. How does the Crookwood Stereo VU Meter measure up?
Strymon’s reputation for making top‑quality digital effects pedals is second to none, but now they’ve made some of their creations available as DAW plug‑ins.
This all‑in‑one, five‑module channel strip is based on the sonic characters of the processors and plug‑ins Grammy‑winning mixer Andrew Scheps uses in his studio.
The Sealegs is a reliably useful yet fabulously creative workhorse multi-mode delay module and a more‑than‑worthy sibling for the Rainmaker.
The Endless Processor from Kyiv‑based Blukac does one thing. It takes a sound and sustains it to infinity.