Jono Buchanan

As an Axiom Pro user, our reviewer is eager to have an in-depth look at M-Audio's controller developments. Bring on the Axiom Air 61…

Did you fear the end for Battery when Maschine landed? We did, but we're happy to be proved wrong by this updated beat maker and shaker

With bold styling, connections aplenty and off the scale tactility, Akai means business with the MAX49 controller. We get touchy feely.

It may look familiar but you shouldn't judge a book by its cover. We get the Forte story…

The USB microphone market is boiling up nicely. We check out Audio Technica's latest

MOTU's interfaces are always world class. We take its latest 16 times round the track

Come, warm your mixes by the, err, tape machine

USB interfacing - the i-cing on the cake?

A phase correcting tool can be a lifesaver, both when tracking and mixing projects. We get aligned with Waves' InPhase…

Great synth sounds and a keyboard to play them on

A bundle of synths, samplers, drums and effects; you've never had it so good!

A high-quality but modestly-appointed audio interface

SPL's new flagship recording channel strip

Apogee and Apple bring their Mac-based guitar effects into the hardware world

A high-quality, affordable audio interface

If you want to record multiple sources simultaneously, this rack-mountable interface is a winner

Thanks to a built-in touchscreen, this clever controller puts you in charge of your DAW

This mid-range monitor delivers a striking sound that you could easily warm to

An affordable DSP box that enables you to use up to eight synths without touching your CPU

Spitfire Audio's Signature Range gains a new collaborator

Universal Audio's coveted Apollo audio interfaces have been financially beyond the reach of many of us. The Twin turns the tide…

Famous for his huge-sounding percussive parts, film composer Hans Zimmer has built a sample library with Spitfire Audio

High quality emulations of Dangerous Music's BAX EQ

Leo Abrahams teams up with Spitfire Audio to deliver a soundtrack-oriented collection

Want bucket-loads of UAD power over Thunderbolt without the Apollo's preamps and I/O? Satellite's out of this world...