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Ben Rogerson, Computer Music and Future Music
Audio Damage Tattoo ($79)
Audiofile Engineering Wave Editor ($79)
Beat Kangz Electronics Beat Thang Virtual ($149)
Intermorphic Mixtikl 2 ($80)
Korg Kaossilator Pro (£350)
Akai MiniAK (£379)
Softube Tube-Tech CL 1B (£320)
OTO Biscuit (€529)
Focusrite Saffire 6 USB (£164)
Wacom Nextbeat (£1100)
Nomad Factory Pulse-Tec EQs ($149)
PMC DB1S-AII (£2056)
Newmann Retro NR47 (£999)
Pioneer CDJ-900 (£1099)
AD's first instrument is an old-school drum machine
Every month, MusicRadar’s industry-leading sister magazines - Guitarist, Computer Music, Total Guitar, Rhythm, Future Music and Guitar Techniques - publish the best independent and in-depth music-making gear reviews.
We’ve collated the latest plug-ins, audio editors, synths, interfaces, monitors, mics and DJ gear to have fallen under the watchful eyes of Computer Music and Future Music’s test teams. All the gear on show here was originally reviewed in Computer Music issue 150 and Future Music issue 225. It was published on MusicRadar throughout March and April.
Scroll on for this month’s top picks and click through to read each product’s full review. First up: Audio Damage Tattoo.
“A neat and tidy instrumental debut for Audio Damage, Tattoo has a solid sound and a deceptively powerful feature set.”
5 Stars
FULL REVIEW: Audio Damage Tattoo
(Reviewed in Computer Music magazine issue 150)
