Studio One: Super Groups
Studio One 4.5 boasts massively improved grouping functionality. Here's how it works.
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Studio One 4.5 boasts massively improved grouping functionality. Here's how it works.
We explore Reason 10.4's new drum machine, Rytmik.
We continue our exploration of Cakewalk's oft–overlooked Sonitus plug-in suite.
With ARA 2, Melodyne can be just another part of Cubase...
Take our tour of the new features in DP10.
We get avant–garde with some seriously experimental ways to use synthesis, sampling and effects to 'prepare' any instrument by altering its sound note-by-note.
The Pro Tools Preferences offer a surprising number of ways to configure operation to your tastes.
Studio One's Multi-Instrument environment can make even the simplest instrument sound like a million dollars! Find out how...
Here are five unlocked Video Tutorials that accompany this month's Cubase Tips & Techniques column, so that our print-only readers don't miss out. Enjoy!
Innovative music creation platform Bitwig takes a big leap forward with the introduction of an open-ended modular environment.
Cubase Pro 10's Audio Alignment Panel can do more than just deliver tight backing vocals!
Cubase Pro 10's Audio Alignment Panel can do more than just deliver tight backing vocals!
Ableton Live 10.1, the first incremental upgrade to Live 10, has something for everyone and multiple improvements for most users.
Logic's MIDI plug-ins are great, but getting access to the data they output can be tricky. Here's how it's done...
ACID Pro is the original loop-based remixing program, and the Next version opens up new possibilities thanks to the intriguing Stem Maker.
The iLok system is here to stay, but there are now more alternatives to a physical dongle.
We show you how to get Reason and your hardware or software modular synths speaking the same language.
The new MIDI Note Actions introduced in Studio One 4.5 offer intriguing creative possibilities.
They may be old, but the Sonitus effects bundled with Cakewalk are surprisingly powerful.
Cubase offers various options for comparing your mixes with reference tracks.