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Mastering The Mix CARBON Q balances your vocals, music, drums and bass – all from a single window

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Plugins
Kali Audio monitors
Kali Audio at Recording Week 2026: From desktops to soundstages: Which Kali studio monitor is right for you?

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With the announcement of its flagship SM-Series, Kali's line-up now has the perfect monitor for any studio task

Studio Monitors
Genelec at Recording Week 2026: How do you listen to music? Let us know and grab your chance to win Genelec 8010A studio monitors

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To mark Recording Week 2026, Genelec is giving you the chance to grab a pair of its exceptional 8010A's

Studio Monitors
Focusrite at Recording Week 2026: From Scarlett to the new ISA C8X, Focusrite has your drums covered

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Get the drum capture right, and the mix builds itself

Audio Interfaces
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Behringer unveils Jam and Jam Play MIDI controllers

By Matt Mullen Published

Jam is a successor to the Behringer Swing that gains extra controls and USB-C, and Jam Play is also a standalone instrument with 128 onboard sounds

Tech
avalanches
“Sampling is our art form. We’ve accepted that we’re not going to make loads of money from record sales!”: The Avalanches on why clearing samples is harder than ever, working with Jamie xx and swapping hardware samplers for Pro Tools

By Danny Turner Published

The Avalanches return with No Bad Memories, a 31-track album stacked with sonic ephemera, its TV jingles and start-up sounds balancing playful nostalgia with capitalist critique. Robbie Chater tells us more

Artists
LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 21: Thom Yorke, winner of the Academy Fellowship, and Harry Styles pose backstage at The 71st Ivor Novello Awards 2026 at The JW Marriott Grosvenor House Hotel on May 21, 2026 in London, England. (Photo by Jed Cullen/Dave Benett/Getty Images for The Ivors)
Thom Yorke offers an odd response to Harry Styles when he tells him that he uses GarageBand

By Ben Rogerson Published

The Radiohead frontman is more of a Pro Tools guy, it turns out: “When I saw that in the studio, I just wanted to learn it immediately”

Artists
Teenage Engineering OP-1
Teenage Engineering co-founder says the company will stop making synths, and reveals the true meaning of the OP-1

By Ben Rogerson Published

“I’ve come to the conclusion that, for us, the products aren’t the business," says Jesper Kouthoofd

Synths
stylophone
Stylophone shrinks its classic stylus-operated synth down to keyring size with the Stylophone Mini

By Matt Mullen Published

The pocket-sized collectible has a working metal keyboard, stylus and built-in speaker, and it's small enough to clip to your keys

Tech
Mark Hoppus
John Feldmann on the secrets of Blink-182’s buoyant sound

By Andy Price Published

Ten years back, we spoke to the newly-enlisted producer of Blink-182’s seventh album to dig into how the Matt Skiba-augmented pop-punkers navigated a rough period to make a record worth waiting for

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