iZotope is an undisputed champion of creative audio tools for music and post-production. Their products allow users of every skill level to tackle the most challenging sonic obstacles with relative ease and speed, and always produce spectacular-sounding results.
I’ve written extensively in the past about many of iZotope’s offerings. Today, Read more...
After years of making saturation-based audio gear, Peterson Goodwyn’s DIY Recording Equipment—or DIYRE—has just released their first foray into the world of equalization.
The EQP5 is a collaboration between DIYRE and JC DIY, which is Rascal Audio founder Joel Cameron’s brand.
As the name implies, this EQ is based on Read more...
Raise your hand if you have a myriad of music apps on either your phone or your tablet.
Perhaps after downloading, you were super-excited to use them, and imagined just how much great music you could make with them… and then, for one reason or another, that just didn’t happen. Read more...
As DIY spaces and smaller portable recording rigs become more and more popular, the industry has responded in kind.
Manufacturers now offer an array of single-rack space units, and even truly “throw-in-a-bag-and-go” portable recording solutions, many of which are no bigger than a set of headphones.
Thanks to the portability Read more...
The amp simulator market has come a long way in the past few years. Not only are amp sims sounding better and better, but they are getting cheaper and cheaper as well. One line of amp sims with rising popularity is the Toneforge line from Joey Sturgis Tones.
Recently, JST Read more...
