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The latest release from pedal veterans Electro-Harmonix places a 2-in/2-out audio interface inside a stompbox chassis, and makes it possible to route DAW audio through hardware pedals — or integrate DAW plug-ins into a pedalboard setup.
Avid will be showcasing the latest enhancements to Pro Tools, Sibelius and Venue families at NAMM 2026, as well as hosting a series of talks and demonstrations at their booth.
Yamaha are geared up for an eventful 2026 NAMM Show, with not one but three major product launches planned for their pro-audio line-up.
Combining Nord's latest piano technology with the Organ and Rotary Speaker features from the Nord Organ 3, the Electro 7 promises to deliver exceptional versatility in a lightweight footprint.
Rather than bringing new solo voices to the table, the latest expansions for Synthesizer V Studio 2 Pro introduce a trio of modelled choirs.
Pro-C 3 introduces six all-new compression algorithms, a new Character panel dedicated to analogue-style saturation, improvements to its side-chain EQ facilities, Dolby Atmos support and more.
VoiceAssist combines six intelligent voice-focused processes into a single ARA-capable plug-in, and promises to a faster, more integrated approach to vocal and dialogue editing.
Equipped with MADI, Dante and USB connectivity, SSL's UMD192 is capable of delivering 192 channels at 48 and 92 kHz, or 128 channels at 192kHz.
The C-Series comprises three new models: the C104, C114 and C151, and promises to combine outstanding technical performance with user-friendly operation.
Room-correction experts Trinnov have announced that they will be showcasing two Dolby Atmos-capable room-correction systems at the NAMM Show 2026.
The bundle will include Logic Pro, Final Cut Pro, Pixelmator Pro, Motion, Compressor and MainStage, and will also include some new intelligent features and premium content for Keynote, Pages, Numbers and eventually Freeform for iPhone.
As its name suggests, the OptoFET includes both optical and FET-based compressors, and allows users to combine them in series, or assign them each to different frequency bands.
