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In 2011, Vermona introduced the MkII version of their PERfourMER analog polysynth with these words: “In a choir, a string or brass section, every voice has its character,
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At NAMM, AKAI stole the (beatmaker) show with its new, compact and standalone MPC One. This younger sibling of the MPC X and MPC Live inherits the software
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A couple of years ago oeksound introduced soothe, a unique plugin that tackles a very specific problem found throughout the audio world, mainly reducing resonances that create harsh
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XILS Lab, the French company run by Xavier Oudin, just added a new emulation to their lovely catalog of retro-inspired gems. XILS 505 is a modern software take
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Analog is all the rage these days, but modern digital synths clearly have an edge when it comes to their core feature: being software-based, they can be updated
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Embody, an audio lifestyle technology company, in partnership with Audeze got in touch with us to announce Audeze Reveal+, in their (bold) wods “the world’s first artificial intelligence-driven
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You might call it a startup, but these guys are not exactly the new kids on the block. Austrian Audio opened its doors on July 1st 2017 immediately
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Heritage Audio, the Spain-based boutique audio company (popular for its Neve-inspired hardware) has a new interesting item to add to our ever-growing outboard wishlist: the HA-609A is a
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MIDI and CV signals are at the heart of our synth-based setups. Controlling these instruments (especially if they are analog vintage synthesizers) might give you more than a
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software reviews
Pornofonic Instruments is a relatively new sample library company with a knack for full of character, ‘dirty-sounding’ instruments (hence the name?). That’s right up your alley? Let’s find
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