“Uniting the unmistakable growl of classic British amplification with the thick, unrelenting saturation of a thundering fuzz”: Crazy Tube Circuits squeezes out another sweet twofer with the Orama preamp/fuzz pedal

Lire la suite sur Keyboard Magazine

Voir aussi

Strymon présente le Fairfax Preamp

Audiofanzine10 Dec

The Audio Firm launches Furnace saturation effect plugin

Rekkerd.org10 Dec

New Album Features Classic ARP Solina String Ensemble Sound

Synthtopia10 Dec

Peavey Revives Its Classic Super Festival Series with a 1,200-Watt Bass Rig

No Treble 9 Dec

Strymon announces Fairfax Class A Output Stage pedal

KVR Audio 9 Dec

Strymon Releases Fairfax Class A Output Stage Pedal

KVR Audio 9 Dec

“Man, this thing is such a chameleon. It can be a creamy and gooey boost that works great with any style of amp, and it can also breathe saturated fire”: Strymon goes analogue drive crazy, promising Randy Bachman-style tones and more from the Fairfax

Keyboard Magazine 9 Dec

PFX Circuits lance la Blackface

Audiofanzine 9 Dec

Alien resurrection: Absynth 6 delivers a powerful update to a futuristic classic

Create Digital Music 9 Dec

The Audio Firm releases "Furnace" Three-Way Saturation Processor Plugin

KVR Audio 9 Dec

Test de la pédale de saturation Crazy Tube Circuits Orama

Audiofanzine 9 Dec

Crazy Tube Circuits lance l'Orama

Audiofanzine 9 Dec

“It was like getting hit in the head with a baseball bat. I fell in love with her instantly. And when that happened, it sparked something”: The new wave classic and No.1 hit that was written in one hour and recorded in one take

Keyboard Magazine 9 Dec

ADDAC System introduces Mixology pedal: Unique effect chain router and feedbacker

Rekkerd.org 9 Dec

The/Audio/Firm announces Furnace 3-way saturation

MacOSX Audio 9 Dec

Beyond Emulation: Amp Sims, AI, and the Coming Saturation Point

Premier Guitar 7 Dec

“I don’t know if I’d call them guitar heroes, but there are players with amazing dexterity that can pretty much play anything – and quicker than the human ear could possibly hear!”: Journey’s Neal Schon says that “classic guitar records” still matter

Keyboard Magazine 7 Dec

Monk Echo: Debut pedal from Mentha Works

Sound On Sound 7 Dec

“I remember my assistant putting on his headphones in the studio, and he took them off after a few minutes, looked at me and said, ‘Wow, this song is crazy’”: Dan Nigro says that he always knew that Chappell Roan’s Pink Pony Club was something special

Keyboard Magazine 6 Dec

Pamela’s Disco from ALM/Busy Circuits

Sound On Sound 6 Dec