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Jul 1, 2006,
By Geary Yelton
If you know your way around virtual analog synthesizers, you're probably familiar with the Access Virus, if only as an object of desire. Now in its fourth...
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Aug 1, 2003,
By Rob Shrock
The Access Virus C, a tabletop module from Access Music, is the third incarnation of the popular analog-modeling synthesizer....
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Jul 1, 2000
One of the most attractive elements of the Pro Tools system is the wide variety of hardware and software accessories available from both Digidesign and...
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Dec 1, 2005,
By Matt Gallagher
Los Angeles based trio Niyaz comprises vocalist Azam Ali of Vas, multi-instrumentalist Loga Ramin Torkian of Axiom of Choice, and producer and remixer...
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Jun 1, 2006,
By Alex Kemmler
Convolution reverb is rapidly gaining popularity as a powerful sonic tool. Though there is a lot of information describing the theory (see the excellent...
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Jun 1, 2007,
By Eli Crews
Over the past few years, I've heard a lot about ADAM studio monitors, but they seemed a little beyond my price range. With the A7 model, ADAM has introduced...
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Jan 1, 2005,
By David Phillips
You've recorded and mixed your songs to perfection. As the saying goes, they are in the can and are ready for public consumption. With a little ambition...
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Sep 1, 2001,
By Thomas Wells
Which music-notation program to use is a question musicians frequently ask. The answer varies from what it was five or six years ago. Differences in the...
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Aug 1, 2006,
By Allan Metts
From its humble beginnings as Cool Edit Pro, a midline stereo audio editor, Adobe Audition has evolved into a powerful platform for multitrack recording,...
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Jan 1, 2005,
By Allan Metts
Adobe Audition (once known as Syntrillium's Cool Edit Pro) has always been a solid contender in the world of Windows-based audio editors. Now at version...
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Nov 1, 2006,
By Geary Yelton
For as long as people have been singing, many have hoped for some miracle that would make them sound like better singers than they really were. Powerful...
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Dec 1, 2006,
Steve Oppenheimer Editor in Chief
The 2006 AES show is history, and as usual, we had a blast seeing all the new tools and catching up with old friends. Between product demos, press conferences,...
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Sep 1, 2006,
By Jim Aikin
A delay line simply echoes its input at its output, and unless you take some extra steps, your listeners will soon tire of the effect. Rhythm-based delay...
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Feb 1, 2003,
By David Rubin
By any measure, the concert-size grand piano is a remarkable and awe-inspiring musical instrument. With a length of approximately nine feet and a weight...
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Apr 1, 2007,
By Scott Wilkinson
Textile-based sensors bring the air guitar to life....
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Jun 1, 2001,
By Allan Metts
With so many fresh, feature-laden alternatives vying for your attention, all-in-one portable digital studios continue to grow more numerous and powerful....
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Aug 1, 2006,
By Marty Cutler
Of all the self-contained groove machines, Akai's Music Production Center (MPC) series has endured longer than most. The MPC retains a place at the top...
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Apr 1, 2003,
By Michael Cooper
The Akai MPD16 USB/MIDI Pad Control Unit is a cost-effective tabletop controller for playing drums and percussion. Playing the MPD16’s Velocity-sensitive pads beats hammering out drum tracks on a MIDI keyboard....
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Jun 1, 2007,
By Scott Wilkinson
As far back as I can remember, I've had a natural ability to pick up just about any wind instrument and get a reasonable sound out of it, even if it's...
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Nov 1, 1999,
Alex Artaud
It's been close to four years since Akai updated its S-series samplers to the S3200XL, the last in a series based on an operating system that debuted...
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Jan 1, 2002,
By Julian Colbeck
Produced: 1988-93Made in: JapanDesigned by: Dave Cockerell, H. TakemuraNumber produced: 15,000System: 12-bit linear samplingPrice new: $2,500 Today's...
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Mar 1, 2003,
By Nick Peck
Akai's new flagship sampler, the Z8, is the latest in a long and popular product line. The Z8 comes loaded for bear with its 60 GB internal hard drive,...
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Jan 1, 2001,
Karen Stackpole
C 2000 B Large-diaphragm sound from a small-diaphragm condenser. Prolific microphone manufacturer AKG has added yet another low-cost, high-performance...
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Oct 1, 2000,
Karen Stackpole
One of the best affordable condenser mics just got better.To B or not to B - that is the question. I, for one, was surprised when AKG replaced its enduringly...
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Sep 1, 1999,
Karen Stackpole
On the heels of the SolidTube-AKG's most affordable tube mic to date-comes the company's next transducer event, the C 4000B, a large-diaphragm, side-address,...
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