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Baby Audio, one of our favorite ‘modern’ software developers, have recenyty released TAIP, an AI-powered tape emulation plugin. Needless to say, we had to check it out… Tape
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The mid to low-end segment of the audio interface market has come a long way since I started my recording adventures, too many years ago. Back in the
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When I think of Ableton Live, it inhabits a different space in my mind to the more ‘standard’ DAWs for recording, arranging and mixing music. I consider Live
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Recently Arturia have once again updated their acclaimed and award-winning vintage synth/keyboard collection, this time with the addition of 4 brand new instruments, taking it to a grand
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Baby Audio has been one of our favorite audio software teams of the last couple of years (we featured their Super VHS in our ‘How To Make A
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Murst Instruments is a new audio software company, created by Stu Sibley, composer and sound designer. The company’s mission is “to make tools that are inspiring and immediate,
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Audiomodern’s Riffer is an idea generator or, in technical terms, a smart MIDI tool (for both iOS and desktop platforms) that creates sequences and unique melodies (see our
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Applied Acoustics Systems (AAS) have recently released Chromaphone 3, the new version of their acoustic object synthesizer plug-in. In our Chromaphone 2 review, back in 2016, our collaborator
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