
Stereo Miking: The Sound On Sound Guide
Designed for recording engineers, audio-technology students and technically minded musicians, our latest free eBook delivers a comprehensive all-in-one guide to stereo miking techniques.

Designed for recording engineers, audio-technology students and technically minded musicians, our latest free eBook delivers a comprehensive all-in-one guide to stereo miking techniques.

To accompany his words in SOS April 2026's Mix Rescue, Ian Shepherd has created a video where he demonstrates the difference between new and original masters of the same album.

Sound Magic have announced the launch of a comprehensive virtual drum instrument that’s been designed to cater to everything from music production to film scoring and game audio.

FT1-EMU delivers a virtual recreation of Freqport's Freqtube FT1 saturation unit, and offers optional integration with the hardware version.

Legendary Swedish microphone manufacturer Milab have announced that production is now fully underway, and microphones are leaving their factory once again!

The CEO of Native Instruments has released an official statement regarding their recently announced pre-insolvency filing.

Roland have announced the upcoming launch of a new generative AI tool created in collaboration with Sony Computer Science Laboratories, Inc. (Sony CSL).

Toontrack’s staggering collection of EZKeys 2 expansions has grown once again, and the latest instalment delivers a one-of-a-kind instrument that’s been created using a mixture of sampling and synthesis.

iZotope’s powerful mix-referencing plug-in now includes a new capture process that’s compatible with popular streaming services such as Spotify, YouTube and Apple Music.

T-Warmer Mk2 is the latest Techivation plug-in to get the upgrade treatment, which the company say delivers more musical warmth, body and weight, as well as an improvement in audio quality.

Wiltone Productions have announced the release of Music Row Piano, a deeply sampled Yamaha C7 piano library that’s been created for Native Instruments’ Kontakt platform.

Once again, the UHF bandwidth that is currently allocated to RF audio gear is at risk of being reassigned to high-speed data and mobile phone networks, and OFCOM are inviting those who'd be affected to fill in a user survey so that they can effectively challenge the move.