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KIT Plugins have announced a new partnership that will see them preserve the sound of New Mexico’s iconic Norman Petty Studios.
The Bob Moog Foundation have announced an upcoming livestream of the Synth Legends symposium that originally took place in Los Angeles on April 19, 2005.
The latest addition to the FiiO range is described as a “bold new chapter in desktop and nearfield listening precision”.
System Ducker is capable of hosting third-party plug-ins, and can be used to keep the likes of delay and reverb from overwhelming dry signals in a mix, as well as offering a simple way for podcasters and content creators to lower background audio automatically when their voice channels are live.
Building on the success of its predecessor, OF2 introduces a whole host of new tools designed to provide users with in-depth hands-on control.
RME have announced the launch of significant updates to its macOS USB 3 interface line-up that ensure optimal performance and seamless compatibility with Apple Silicon devices.
Available in four sizes, the Ultima has been designed with DAW connectivity in mind, with each version offering a matching number of inputs and direct outputs.
API have announced that they will be exhibiting their renowned 1608 console at GearFest UK, as well as showing off a range of their outboard gear.
Acon Digital have just announced the launch of a powerful update for their acclaimed spatial and immersive audio reverb plug-in.
Tenebra includes a selection of sounds aimed at horror scoring, and is said to invite creators into a “sonic world of tension, dread and haunted beauty”.
The latest version of Tracktion’s DAW software has arrived, delivering some significant enhancements to clip launching, track automation and overall performance.
