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ART TubeOpto 8 (£469)
Pioneer S-DJ05 (£500)
Image-Line FL Studio 10 ($359)
Synapse Audio Orion 8 ($299)
Hit'n'Mix Ltd Hit'n'Mix (£80)
Native Instruments Razor (€69)
Native Instruments Maschine 1.6 (£499)
Waves OneKnob Bundle ($400)
Xfer Records LFOTool ($25)
Denon DN-MC6000 (£695)
Mode Machines Synthlab SL1 (£799)
Korg monotribe (£192)
Universal Audio UAD-2 Satellite DSP Accelerator (£719)
FabFilter Mastering Bundle (£343)
Liine Kapture Pad (£3.49)
RME Babyface (£459)
Sontronics DM Drum Mics (From £119)
Studio Devil Virtual Bass Amp Pro ($99)
ART's latest offering steps into the crowded eight-channel I/O market
Every month, MusicRadar’s industry-leading sister magazines - Guitarist, Computer Music, Total Guitar, Rhythm and Future Music - publish the best independent and in-depth music-making gear reviews.
We’ve collated the latest synths, DAWs, plug-ins, interfaces, DJ gear and other products 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 165 and Future Music issue 239/240 and published on MusicRadar throughout April.
Scroll on for this month’s top picks and click through to read each product’s full review. First up: ART TubeOpto 8
“A very well thought-out and executed device that will certainly get the job done.”
4 Stars
FULL REVIEW: ART TubeOpto 8
(Reviewed in Future Music magazine issue 239)
