Moog just announced their first polyphonic synth in over 30 years called the Moog One, which aims to rival the classic Memorymoog.
Gordon Reid of Sound on Sound shares his behind-the-scenes experience bug-testing the Moog One, creating patches for the unit, and speaking with its developers. On top of that, Read more...
Eventide announces the new SP2016 Reverb plugin.
The new SP2016 Reverb faithfully recreates a classic collection of reverb algorithms from Eventide’s history-making SP2016, pro audio’s first rackmount multi-effects processor.
The SP2016 Reverb features 3 distinct room types, each available in two versions: Vintage and Modern. The Modern algorithms are brighter, Read more...
Nothing gets us aglow like Afterglow, the annual emperor of all AES parties.
At AES 2018, Afterglow will actually be EXTRA special, celebrating its 10th Anniversary of kicking back in style after a long day on the tradeshow floor. It’s returning to the classy environs of Sear Sound, 353 West Read more...
This is a guest post by Jerry Hammack, author of the new four-book series, The Beatles Recording Reference Manuals.
I love analog emulation plugins for my DAW. Compressors, limiters, EQs, channel strips, summing consoles, reverbs, all sorts of classic outboard gear—I love it all.
While these plugins can be Read more...
I read the news today oh no…
For a long time, I’ve kept a mental list of people that I was particularly glad are among us. Just knowing that they were out there, somewhere, walking the Earth at that moment made me feel good. Members of my private club include Read more...
