Neumann introduces the V 402 preamp.
The V 402 is a state-of-the-art microphone preamplifier with integrated headphone monitoring. The V 402 is Neumann’s first-ever standalone microphone preamp—although the company has created several generations of top-quality preamp modules for its mixing consoles, such as the V 476 B of the 1980s. Read more...
As Eventide continues to port algorithms over from their H9 platform to your DAW, I can’t help but continue to dive deeper into what they are calling the H9 Plugin Series. These tools are simple, effective, share a common user interface, and translate surprisingly well to production applications considering their Read more...
API reissues the 312 mic preamp.
The 312 was originally used as the front end of the first API recording consoles. The circuitry of the unit was housed in card cages under the front “kneespace” of these early consoles, with only the gain pot mounted to the control surface. Read more...
Solid State Logic announces the ORIGIN mixing console is now shipping.
ORIGIN is the perfect partner for a modern DAW-driven “hybrid” production studio, while maintaining a traditional analog studio workflow style at its heart. Its familiar design is inspired by the “origin” of in-line consoles from a signal flow perspective, Read more...
Both Neve and Universal Audio are names that need no introduction.
When you’ve got the authentic sound of recorded music’s most lauded front-end gear, coupled with the power of Universal Audio’s Unison Technology—and the high-end components their Apollo interfaces are loaded with—you’ve got a recipe for some very pleasing sounds. Read more...
