Since the release of its first ambitious software product, dubbed Storm (a competitor of Propellerhead Reason), France-based Arturia has been reintroducing...
Longtime users of Apple Logic know that the program just keeps getting better. What was once a confusing plethora of versions covering four different...
Several years ago, German company Hartmann launched a formidable synthesizer keyboard called, simply, the Neuron. From the high-tech toy shop (or is that...
The world of music production has seen a shift in recent years from keyboards and sound modules to soft synths and samplers. These days, what once required...
When DJs start talking about systems that fuse the versatility of digital audio with the hands-on feel of vinyl, it's a rare conversation that doesn't...
For musicians looking to sync a computer's tempo to live musicians, Circular Logic has the solution with its innovative InTime software. InTime listens...
SoundToys, indeed: The plug-ins from the outfit formerly known as Wave Mechanics are precisely that a whole lot of fun and games. On the other hand, they...
With electronic music, a great divide has existed between what happens in the confines of the studio and what happens on the stage. Software synths and...
At this point in the pro-audio industry, the quality of soft synthesizers is generally amazing; therefore, the question for developers is which company...
Applied Acoustics is one of those rare boutique software houses that has a clear vision of its place within the industry focusing on its strengths, not...
If I may be frank from the top, it's been far too long since anyone has seen any new and exciting sampler products from E-mu. With a brand name as revered...
MOTU DESERVES SPECIAL RECOGNITION for consistently providing its users with the paddle necessary to continue the journey upstream. The most recent update...
It just wouldn't be winter in the audio world without the annual trip south to lovely Orange County, Calif., for the Winter NAMM convention. And say what...
Timing is everything, so the saying goes. And in music production, it's definitely true. I don't know how many producers and engineers I've seen fussing...
Once upon a time, there was 16-bit resolution, then 24-bit. Now, the world is tempted with 32-bit floating-point resolution. People once marveled at 44.1kHz...
If human evolution is defined by increasing levels of complexity as time passes, Stylus RMX shows just how far people have come since banging bones on...
A couple of years ago, when the word came in that Apple had purchased Emagic, the reactions were very mixed. Many PC users were certainly put into a tight...
Cakewalk is one of the great success stories in the music-software business. With so much talk about Steinberg Cubase and Apple Logic these days, it's...
In the mid-1900s, flange effects were first made possible chiefly as a side effect of tape players' design and operation. With two tapes simultaneously...
In the late '90s, a small company called Nemesys debuted a revolutionary product that pioneered the concept of streaming samples off a PC's hard drive....
Despite the blinding speed of technological progress, 21 years after its birth, the MIDI standard is still heavily in use a testament to its strength...
There was a time only a few short years ago that digital vinyl was fresh, cutting-edge science. Stanton's FinalScratch was the trailblazer, the progenitor...
In the world of recording, a sharp divide still exists between the recording engineers and the many traditional musicians (guitar and bass players among...
One of the most common questions that people ask is, What sequencer should I use? The next is usually, Should I get a Mac or a PC? These days, the answers...
Well, regardless of what the pundits have to say about the health of the economy, the deluge of products that Remix received for review this year seems...
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