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Audio Pro > Magazines
jeudi 3 juillet 2025, 23:01
The latest addition to Native Instruments' extensive collection of software instruments has arrived, offering a fun and easy-to-use drum machine that’s been designed using a collection of modular and valve gear.
Create your own reverb effects with our step-by-step tutorial
Alive in the Catacombs presents a set of stripped-down QOTSA classics on acoustic for a unique concert film/EP
Designed for producers seeking a clean, professional sound, the all-in-one plug-in is said to be a great general-purpose tool that excels on everything from individual instruments to buses and full mixes.
We caught up with Cherry Audio's CTO Dan Goldstein to find out more about how it crafted a plugin emulation of a super-rare proto-synth from 1939
“The Eagles were in the same studio, in the room next to us. They had to pack up and go because we were too loud!”: The highs and lows of Black Sabbath in the ’70s - by Tony Iommi
By now, you should’ve somehow realised that it’s in F# minor
It's out with hardware replication and in with simplification, with a considerable heap of AI on the side - we ask the experts to foresee the plugin experience of tomorrow
With the arrival of Live 12.2, we revisit and update our review for 2025
Featuring 3 modes and both manual and automatic control, Vox has put together a versatile wah to help get the funk out
Plus the drummer says he still feels like a young man
1995’s chart battle between Oasis and Blur cemented the two bands as Britpop’s warring kings, but creatively, the movement was unravelling
From wonky reverbs, complex motion designers and dehumanisers, this assortment of tools will take your music into places you never thought possible
I use these plugins on almost every project, and you can get them with up to $250 off
Leapwing's intuitive, incisive plugins let users perform forensic mix surgery with ease and emulate the tones of iconic producers.
With three operators, no algorithms and a morphing filter, Pivot aims to make FM user-friendly – and you can try a Lite version for free
Plus, the Teenage Engineering OP-1 patch that “shows up everywhere” on the record
sE Electronics' new shotgun mic has been designed to deliver pristine, directional sound capture across a range of applications including live stages, broadcast booths, film sets and podcast studios.
He suggests that Steven Tyler would be able to take part
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