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“That’s the most wild thing I’ve ever seen anyone do”: Fred Again on watching Brian Eno break the rules in the studio
By Matt Mullen last updated
“One of the funniest things about Brian is that he’s beautifully lawless in how he works"
Supercharge your next production with up to 50% off instruments and effects in the unmissable Native Instruments NKS partner sale
By Matt McCracken published
The perfect sale for producers just landed over at the Native Instruments website
Baby Audio and Andrew Huang release Transit 2, the latest version of their multi-effects plugin that "kills static mixes"
By Matt Mullen published
Baby Audio says this "motion effects playground" can be used to design powerful transitions that "sweep listeners off their feet"
“Breaks down the complex task of mastering but we’d love different options on how to pay for it”: Softube Flow Mastering Suite review
By Andy Jones published
Mastering your music just got as easy – or as complex – as you want. But is it worth yet another monthly subscription?
Baby Audio's Transit 2 reinvents the best-selling transition and motion effects tool designed in collaboration with Andrew Huang
By Advertorial published
Transit 2 is here to reimagine your workflow and breathe life into your mixes
EB-Blasphemy is a break-slicing, generative multi-effects plugin that we can't believe is free
By Matt Mullen published
Blasphemy combines 20-year-old developer Ewan Bristow's "favourite distortive, spectral and experimental effects" in a single processor - and uses them to blitz chopped-up breaks
“A unique-sounding synth plugin to create absorbing sounds and textures”: Expressive E Noisy 2 review
By Roland Schmidt published
Expressive E brings us a new software instrument that will undoubtedly excite and resonate. We make a racket!
“I think of it as audio archaeology”: UA CEO Bill Putnam Jr on capturing the spirit of classic gear in plugins
By Clovis McEvoy published
With the launch of a new generation of Apollo interfaces, one of the music tech industry’s most iconic brands shows no signs of slowing down
“The world’s most authentic amp models”: Universal Audio releases amp modelling pedals as plugins
By Jonathan Horsley published
The Dream ’65, Lion ’68 and Ruby ’63 brought golden age Fender, Marshall and Vox tube amp tones to our pedalboards – and are now available to run natively on Mac and Windows
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