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Thanks to a perfect storm of German federal administrative blunders, UK passport renewals, and the extortionately priced logistics of moving…
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Oblivion Sound Lab is a small audio software company specialising in producing plugins and synth soundsets.…
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Officially launched in beta at SXSW back in March, Yamaha’s first real play in software caught us off guard…
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Arturia’s Pre SUB was designed for 808s and Reeses, making it now easier than ever to dial in massive bass. It’s surprisingly affordable too.
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Unboxed and raring to go, we review the latest Arturia keyboard the KeyLab mk3.…
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Next up on the review bench is the OneOdio Monitor 80 headphones, an open back pair of cans for budget…
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It’s not often an instrument tells you what it is so blatantly. And perhaps there’s a reason for…
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Telepathic Instruments’ Orchid is a fantastic chord generator from Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker, but can it appeal to dance music producers too?
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AIAIAI’s studio headphones are the first wireless headphones with a dedicated transmitter. But is going cable-free worth it? Are they the best choice for music production? We test them out.
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The DJ headphone market is competitive. Where do the OneOdio Pro 10s fit in? We review them and put them…
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UVI suits up for the bass wars with Rumble, a low-end focused synthesizer that ingeniously splits every sound into three component bands. Is this enough to compete with established instruments like Massive?
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New name. New products. New owners! Is Komplete 26 the most significant Komplete update yet? …
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SuperEQ’s Q2 Pro is a pair of wireless earbuds with active noise cancelling. They have similar features to noise…
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SuperEQ is OneOdio’s lifestyle headphone brand. Their S1 headphones have a stylish appearance and useful features, including wireless operation…
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Expressive E has finally given us a MIDI controller version of their game-changing keyboard with Osmose CE. Does it still hold up?
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XLN Audio brings the magic of RC-20 to your drums with DB-30 Drum Butter, a drum bus multi-effect processor built around the idea that drums should be fun. Does it deliver?
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With a bevy of updates and two new devices, Manifest Audio reveal a full-fledged workflow ecosystem of generative MIDI effects and creative tools…
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We take a look at Eventide’s new and revolutionary EQ plug-in that introduces a transient-based approach to EQ’ing
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Baby Audio is back with a new instrument and this time it’s taking on granular synthesis with Grainferno.
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The latest version of Pro-C 3 adds new compressor types and saturation, resulting in an incredibly vital and extremely fun dynamics processor.
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OneOdio aims to offer quality headphones for affordable prices. The Monitor 60 model is being billed as suited for DJ…
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We reviewed the A70 & A30 headphones from OneOdio last month and this time it’s the turn of the…
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Next on the test bench is Novation’s Launch Control XL 3 with all its new updated firmware goodness.…
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Pigments 7 is the latest version of Arturia’s incredible soft synth. Is now the time to finally take the plunge?
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What do you get when you combine 16 steps, 4 LFOs, 5 randomizable parameters per-step, 50 scales, and a wealth of MIDI input and playback options? The answer, apparently, is Manifest Audio’s new flagship MIDI sequencer: Pattern Engine.
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Dubler2 now works with any microphone so “if it’s in your head, you can sing MIDI into your DAW…
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Why buy a quirky ‘80s-style wavetable hardware synth in 2025? In short: the 3rd Wave 8M has breathtaking sound quality.
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The new Chord Cat from AlphaTheta is a surprisingly useful beast and it’s amazing we haven’t had something…
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This plugin from Waves wants to be your go-to vocal processor. Is it more than just another vocoder?…
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