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REVIEW: PreSonus Revelator io24 USB-C Audio Interface

Small format interfaces usually fall into three categories: A device meant for musicians, a device that’s meant for a podcaster, and one that does both, but not all that well. PreSonus has bridged the gap with a DAW interface that works across the board as a practical...

The 5 Best Things to Spend Money On For Your Studio

[Ed. note -- This article was originally published at www.sonarworks.com – it has been...

Audio-Technica Releases Limited-Edition Purple/Black ATH-M50x Headphones

Audio-Technica unveils the ATH-M50xPB Professional Monitor Headphones and ATH-M50xBTPB Wireless...

ENTER TO WIN a JBL/AKG Home Studio Makeover

We're looking for a dynamic artist to win and test out some awesome home studio gear from AKG and...

GEAR REVIEW: MACKIE DL32R Rack-Mounted Digital Mixer

by Chris Devine | Apr 27, 2015 | Best Studio Mixers, Live Mixers

MACKIE DL32R Rack-Mounted Digital Mixer - $1999 Pros: Super flexible as a DAW or a Live Mixer, quality construction. Cons: Only works with iOS, no Android compatibility....

GEAR REVIEW: Blue Microphones Mo-Fi Powered Hi-Fidelity Headphones

by Chris Devine | Apr 23, 2015 | Best Studio Monitor Headphones

Blue Microphones Mo-Fi Powered Hi-Fidelity Headphones - $349 PROS: Excellent sound quality, unique design. CONS: A tad weighty, long sessions may cause fatigue. For any serious musician or engineer,...

GEAR TEST: Putting Audio-Technica’s Wireless Camera-Mount Systems Through Their Paces

by Michael J Epstein | Apr 20, 2015 | Best Studio Mics

I always lament how frustrating it is to get a quick setup for a basic video interview. So when I was given the opportunity to take a test run of the Audio-Technica System 10 camera mount wireless...

New PreSonus Studio 192 Audio Interface Doubles as Studio Command Center

by Benjamin Ricci | Apr 15, 2015 | Best Audio Interfaces

PreSonus® is pleased to announce the Studio 192 USB 3.0 Audio Interface and Studio Command Center. The new 26 x 32 interface records at up to 192 kHz and combines eight digitally controlled XMAX™...

Mackie Redesigns and Expands ProFX Series

by Benjamin Ricci | Apr 15, 2015 | Best Studio Mixers, Live Mixers

Mackie today announces the launch of ProFXv2 Series Professional Effects Mixers. The redesigned ProFXv2 series features an all-new preamp design and powerful new effects engine, delivering unmatched...

How To Seamlessly Incorporate Synths & MIDI in Your Next Project

by Zac Cataldo & Brent Godin | Apr 14, 2015 | Home Recording, Music Production

How To Seamlessly Incorporate Synths & MIDI in Your Next Project When some musicians hear the words “synthesizers” and “MIDI,” images of dayglow t-shirts and frizzed out ’80s hairdos flash...

BEHIND THE SCENES: Mexican Institute of Sound + Toy Selectah Hit The Studio For Compass Project

by Benjamin Ricci | Mar 31, 2015 | Music Production

STUDIO DIARY: with Mexican Institute of Sound + Toy Selectah Recording around the globe with a cast of nearly 100 artists http://youtu.be/g2HpCZ5DCis A very important matter is the fact that we’ve...

Steinberg UR12 USB Audio Interface Review

by Chris Devine | Mar 26, 2015 | Best Audio Interfaces, Yamaha Presents: Home Recording Basics

Steinberg UR12 USB Audio Interface - $99 PROS: Simple, small, ultra compatible. CONS: None. There are a lot of companies making USB interfaces. Some claim to be portable, and are too big, and others...

Black Lion Audio B12A MKII Mic Preamp Review

by Chris Devine | Mar 26, 2015 | Best Audio Interfaces, Home Recording

Black Lion Audio B12A MKII Preamp - $549 PROS: Excellent sound quality. CONS: None. While every studio loves the clarity of digital workstations, external preamps often give a color that just can’t...

FLASHBACK: 1981 AMS RMX-16 Digital Reverb

by Don Miggs | Mar 18, 2015 | Home Recording

FLASHBACK 1981 AMS RMX-16 Digital Reverb Craft a perfect room sound without the room BACKGROUND Started in 1976, Mark Crabtree and Stuart Nevison were aerospace engineers moving into pro studio...

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