SOUND ON SOUND
Based on cutting‑edge psychoacoustic research, Virtuoso v2 aims to deliver for headphone users the most convincing emulation of ‘speakers in a room’ to date.
Designed for outside broadcast trucks, Geithain’s compact monitors could easily find a home in music recording contexts where space is at a premium.
Room‑correction pioneers Trinnov were already a step ahead of the competition. Now they’ve taken things further.
It might be marketed as a gaming headset, but Audeze’s Maxwell has serious studio potential, especially for Atmos.
This combination of software and multi‑channel plug‑in overcomes some frustrating hurdles for those working in Atmos.
Kali Audio’s latest three‑way speakers look unassuming, but represent a big step up in performance.
Telegrapher may be a young company, but their flagship three‑way monitors are up there with the very best.
With its clever Phonitor Matrix, this high‑end headphone amp aims to deliver a more speaker‑like listening experience.
As somebody who finds the commercial side of the music business interesting with a slowly growing collection of almost finished music that someday it would be fun to set free, there was no question that I wanted to read this book...