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vendredi 15 mars 2024, 14:05
Watch JoBo pit two Hendrix-inspired rigs against each other from the comfort of his living room, one with a Squier Strat, a Peavey Classic and Dunlop pedals, the other all megabucks vintage gear
Gibson Master Luthier Jim DeCola knows how to solve control mechanical control knob, output jack and pickup switch issues
Great guitar moments from one of the biggest selling bands of all time
Can one device solve all your studio and performance routing needs? The CQ-18T is giving it a go
Now in their 16th year, the MPG Awards celebrate the best talent working behind the scenes in the British music industry.
The next bout in our polyphonic synth shootout pits Roland's original JV-1080 sound module against its modern plugin recreation
The new Earthworks DM6 SeisMic Kick Drum Microphone will offer touring professionals, home recording studios and session players the most compelling reason to break-up with their existing kick drum mics. Kevin Madigan, Front of House Engineer for Santana and Mix Engineer for ...
jeudi 14 mars 2024, 22:00
Focusrite and Novation have announced the launch of their Spring Sale, with discounts now applied to a range of audio interfaces, MIDI controllers, and synthesizers until the end of April 2024.
Tom Petty rejected Mike Campbell's synth and drum machine demo, Don Henley didn't make that mistake… but the 1984 hit had other obstacles to overcome
Spitfire's latest sample library captures a range of solo and ensemble vocal performances in St. John's Anglican Church.
Watch as Trevor Lawrence Jr turns his DW drums into a rare-groove machine with tuning, muffling and a guitar pedalboard
They're available in multiple size and shell options including aluminium, copper, birch and maple,with tube lugs and Remo heads, and prices start at £173!
The first round in our polyphonic hardware vs software shoot-out
The latest addition to the Boss Katana series packs much of the same functionality into a compact headphone amp that connects directly to an instrument, offering users with a versatile solution for on-the-go practise.
Grab your favourite softsynths and let us take you on a journey into their evolution. Learn how to get more out of them and see how they stack up next to the pioneers that inspired them
Let’s just say that Sullivan King’s signature Schecter didn’t have a soft landing
Ten years on, Zoom has updated its dark horse modulation, reverb and delay pedal
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