Can this Sub Save a Bad Room? iLoud Sub Review
Unless you’re mixing your music in an open field, mixing with headphones, or have thick absorbers in your studio, there’s a good chance that there’s a ridiculous difference in levels […]
Need 8-bit Protein? See if Waldorf’s most affordable synth is for you // Review, tutorial, sounds
Protein is a new portable desktop wavetable synth from Waldorf – inspired by their classic gritty 8-bit Microwave 1. It’s designed with affordability, portability, and hands-on controls in mind. It
Review: Arturia Astrolab 37 vs Astrolab 61/88 // and a cheat to give it more hands-on control // Tutorial
Astrolab 37 is the much more compact version of the full size Astrolab stage performance instrument – it’s got the same brains and sounds, slightly fewer hands on controls, is
Erica Synths Steampipe: Sound design in chaotic feedback loops // Physical modeling tutorial, review
SteamPipe from Erica synths and 112db is unlike most synths. Rather than having a linear signal path with simple or complex oscillators and filters, Steampipe pairs an exciter with a
Roland Compact P-6 Review // Sampling, Granular and Beatmaking tutorial
P-6 from Roland is the latest in their relatively low-cost compact series of synths and drum machines, and this time the focus is on sampling, sample playback, and granular synthesis.
Moog MUSE // Review, tutorial and plenty of sounds
Moog doesn’t often make analog polyphonic synths, and when they did, they weren’t cheap. Muse is an 8-voice, bi-timbral polyphonic synth from Moog, which, relatively speaking, is priced competitively. It
Review: AKAI MPC KEY 37 vs other MPCs, Force; How it competes as a synth and workstation
MPC Key 37 is the latest hardware version of Akai’s MPC platform – which there are now quite a few of. In this video, I take a look at what
YAMAHA SEQTRAK: 30 advanced tips and 5 things to know before you buy – Review & Tutorial
SEQTRAK is Yamaha’s return back to the portable groovebox market – it’s got plenty of buttons and hands-on controls, it’s loaded with internal sounds and synths and it can sample
MicroKORG 2 vs the original: Here’s a preview of what’s new
microKORG 2 is Korg’s sequel to what is allegedly the best-selling synth of all time. It’s got a totally new sound engine, hi-res screen, a new interface, but they remained
KingKORG NEO Review: Retro character returns in a new compact form
KingKORG NEO is a 3-octave version of the original King Korg, in a more compact form factor. Other than a few differences which I discuss in the video, it has