For review this week is one of the latest releases from Poland-based plugin manufacturer Professional Sound Projects (PSP) Audioware: The PSP 2445 EMT. The 2445 is an exceptional reverb with an interesting background story.
First, like so many other plugins, this is an emulation of vintage mixing hardware that Read more...
Thanks to B&H, SonicScoop editor Justin Colletti has a new 3-part series coming out this month, and it’s all about recording guitars without the amp.
Check out part 1 of this series, as Justin joins Vlad Holiday of the band Born Cages to take a quick tour of three of Read more...
Note: This review focuses on the FaderPort 8 in use with Pro Tools, which is the most popular DAW among SonicScoop readers, rather than with the native (and also capable) StudioOne software.
In today’s recording environment, a computer is the centerpiece of the studio. It is the focal point, the Read more...
Tracktion’s BioTek 1.5 is full of promise and innovation, allowing you to blend sounds of urban infrastructure, suburban rhythms, and pastoral textures for a unique take on synthesis.
Wolfram Franke and Taiho Yamada are responsible for this synth and its sound design features, while composer Mike Wall is responsible for Read more...
DAWs are the centerpiece of most studios in 2017, and the market is filled with a number of options for producers and studio owners alike.
The features and functionality of any given DAW are what sets it aside from the next, and with the heavy hitters like Cubase, Pro Tools Read more...
