We look at the power of arrangement within the songwriting and music production process, and aspects that improve the impact of songs when executed correctly.
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We look at recording tools that provide you with a different way of thinking when using them in your workflow for tracking and mixing applications.
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This week sees WrongTools do fantastic things with a Marxophone in Marxos, plus a new SDX for Superior Drummer 3, patches for Leviasynth and more!
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We explore a range of creative effects plugins that can transform the most basic sounds into swirling textured soundscapes in a matter of seconds.
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This week, we have a spectacular new synth, Traveler, from an industry stalwart, new CS-80 chips to keep those old beasts going and a clone of the Moog Prodigy.
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We explore different microphone/preamp combinations and discuss some of the benefits of pairing certain gear in your recording chain.
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Nothing borrowed or blue here, but a cracking collection of sounds for synths old and new from some of the best sound designers out there!
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These Shure SM58 Alternatives will help you out of tight spots where the 58 doesn’t suit the application or vocalist you’re working with.
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By modern standards, the Les Paul is an ergonomic disaster. So why do we love this back-breaking, fragile 1950s mahogany slab?
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The greatest guitarists of all time? Tony Iommi’s gear absolutely belongs on that list. Here’s how an accident built metal’s heaviest sound.
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