292 Results for "audio"

NAMM 2018: ADAM aims to entice entry-level producers with new T Series

The T Series benefit from much of the technology developed for the company's flagship S & AX Series monitors, yet are cheaper. We think ADAM's new monitors will easily find their way in project studios...

NAMM 2018: IK Multimedia teases new product, but can it fulfil our expectations?

Promising "a new level of hardware/software integration for stage and studio", the teaser video points towards something reminiscent of an audio interface. Or a controller. Or a product for stage use...

NAMM 2018: KORG’s KONNECT portable PA may make you rethink the traditional live sound setup

KORG doesn't just do synths, this announcement says, they're also making inroads in the affordable Live sound category with KONNECT - a self-contained PA unit designed for small-scale venues and uses.

Audient teases possible new audio interface ahead of NAMM 2018

Looking at Audient's current range of audio interfaces, there's a notable lack of products geared towards the big studio niche. The British audio specialists might be looking into changing that soon...

NAMM 2018: Electro-Harmonix 95000 Performance Loop Laboratory

The self-professed inventors of looping, Electro-Harmonix may have created the ultimate looper pedal, the 95000 Performance Loop Laboratory, with loads of memory, stacks of control and bags of vibe.

Best free plug-ins this week: Bias FX LE, RS-MET ToolChain, One Track Orchestra, HY-TP2

This week, we get a taste of Bias FX with its LE version available as a gift from the peeps at Propellerheads. And a multi-effect processing plug-in for those who like chains... Processing chains, that is.

Turbine: design sounds with fighter jet engine simulations!

Turbine's sound generation capabilities stem from simulations of actual engines. Said virtual engines, among which you will find more than a few fighter jets, are supposedly authentic recreations...

NAMM 2018: Roland and Zoom battle it out for the hand-held recorder market

Ahead of NAMM 2018, Roland and Zoom each announced a new field recorder product, the R-07 and the H1n respectively. Both have some nifty features to lure musicians, journalists, podcasters and the like.

Tracktion Corporation announce Waveform 9 Public Beta

Waveform, formally known as Tracktion, is heading towards a brand new version and Tracktion Corp has opened it up for public beta testing if you are a registered user.

New app Descript lets you edit audio like a word document

A startup called Descript has the technology to generate a text transcription from an audio file and let you make changes to it by editing text like you would do with a document in a word processor...

AudioThing Type A: Enhancer plug-in based on 70s-era tape noise reduction

Type A emphasises high frequencies during the recording stage, and at playback time, the signal is attenuated along with the characteristic tape hiss. Worth a throw? We reckon it might.

Reaper to get Melodyne integration with ARA support

Cockos have announced that Reaper will receive the long-awaited ARA (Audio Random Access) in the next version which will mean complete integration of Celemony Melodyne.

UA gives away plug-ins and DSP accelerators for Apollo interface purchasers

Universal Audio has a pair of Christmas offers that will net Apollo Twin and Apollo Rack buyers some free quality plug-ins and DSP hardware, including sims of Neve, Fairchild, Lexicon, and UA gear.

SoundSpot Velo: get a modern brickwall limiter for 90% off

SoundSpot just released Velo, a modern brickwall limiter made for loudness maximization without the loss of transient information. And it's available at a hefty 90% off introductory discount...

Steinberg unveils 9.5 updates to Cubase Pro, Artist, and Elements

Version 9.5 brings a new mixing engine with 64-bit resolution for greater performance and even cleaner audio. The single-window layout now sees the addition of file browser and other useful panels to the ...

Alter Audio Timetosser boxes in real-time audio slicing, dicing, and re-sampling

Timetosser is a ready to go re-sampling maschine - not that a Kaoss Pad or an iPad with effects apps won't be able to get you the same effects, but they can't beat this little box's immediacy...

Cycling ’74 announce Max 8 coming after Ableton Live 10

With Ableton Live 10 absorbing Max for Live Cycling '74 are using that development and testing time to evolve the full version of their music application builder and bring us Max 8.

Ableton Live 10: leaked upgrade marketing suggests this time it’s real?

Another Ableton Live 10 leak, this time it's printed point-of-sale marketing that strongly suggests that a Live 10 announcement has got to be imminent.

AES 2017: JBL 7 Series powered studio monitors now available

First announced at NAMM early this year, the JBL 7 Series comprises four models covering most common music, post, and broadcast production scenarios. They are finally available for sale now...

Sknote outs Disto-S, the cheapest Empirical Labs Distressor sim around!

At the introductory price of 50 USD, the Disto-S is your cheapest option for snagging a Distressor emulation. Normally, these go for $299 or more, so Sknote is being seriously disruptive!

Cakewalk Momentum: Your cloud syncable, DAW dragable, 4-track recorder

Cakewalk have announced Momentum. A four-track recorder app for iPhone and Android that lets you drag and drop the audio from the Cloud directly into your DAW via a plug-in.

Lewitt rigs its new LCT 540 SUBZERO condenser microphone for silent running

The LCT 540 is one quiet mic - below the human hearing threshold. Lewitt says it even had to modify its measuring equipment to correctly measure the specs for its new microphone.

Apogee finally releases Windows drivers for its (old) audio interfaces

What do you do if you have a warehouse full of USB audio interfaces that your Thunderbolt-equipped Mac users are no longer interested in? Release Windows drivers! Thanks Apogee, you make us feel special.

M-Audio wants to dominate USB recording with the Uber microphone

M-Audio release the Uber Mic Professional USB microphone - an aggressively named product, to be sure, but will the specs be as superior as the name suggests?