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The CXM 1978

The CXM1978 is a hardware reverb made by Chase Bliss in collaboration with Meris. Although the device is presented in a guitar pedal format and is widely accepted as one, today, we are reviewing it as a professional studio reverb. The CXM features stereo I/O that can be configured as unbalanced (for use with other

2022-05-15T18:01:19+03:00April 27th, 2022|Categories: Gear Reviews, Reviews|Tags: , , , |0 Comments

Rocksolid Audio Control Strip 2

This article reviews the Control Strip 2 from Rocksolid Audio - a new type of midi controller dedicated to SSL channel strip plugins only. What makes this particular device compelling is its price tag, ability to operate across DAWs fluently, and support for third-party Native and otherwise SSL channel strip plugins. Before we dive deep

2021-09-18T21:54:56+03:00September 15th, 2021|Categories: Gear Reviews, Hardware, Reviews|Tags: , , , , , |0 Comments

Smart Research Audio – C1LA

The C1LA is a stereo VCA compressor inspired by the now renowned SSL Quad Comp from the G-series consoles. It is designed for the API 500-series format and is packed with features and functionality found only on high-end devices, often twice its price. In this article, we'll put the C1LA to the test. We'll explore

2021-06-06T04:19:43+03:00June 6th, 2021|Categories: Gear Reviews, Reviews|Tags: , |0 Comments

SOUND SKULPTOR MP573

The MP573 is yet another modern reincarnation of the legendary 1073 mic-pre circuit in a 500-series API format. It is made by the French company Sound Skulptor, led by Jean-Pierre Kuhn. The company was established as a manufacturing facility for the French recording studio and now school - Synchronia. Sound Skulptor have been manufacturing their

2021-01-31T05:01:02+03:00January 13th, 2021|Categories: Gear Reviews, Reviews|0 Comments

Our 5 Favorite Stylish Home Studios

When talk about home studios, first thing that comes to our mind is the audio gear and equipment it requires to get built up. However, there's more than that. Besides the technical equipment, knowledge and of course, the acoustic treatment, here comes the art of creating a vibe that makes you feel so comfortable spending

2020-12-22T03:49:07+03:00December 21st, 2020|Categories: Gear Reviews, Reviews|Tags: , |0 Comments

TEGELER AUDIO MANUFAKTUR – MAGNETISMUS 2

Intro The Berlin-based analog gear-maker Tegeler Audio Manufaktur are carving their own vision for analog processing rather than copying older proven designs. Earlier this year we reviewed their Creme and Tube Summing Mixer, which were both exceptional devices. Now it’s time for their Magnetismus 2. As its name suggests this device draws inspiration from magnetic

2020-12-18T16:53:57+03:00December 3rd, 2020|Categories: Gear Reviews, Hardware, Reviews|0 Comments

Best sounding portable audio interfaces

Introduction There are so many audio interface models in the market and when it comes to choosing which one to buy, here comes a major issue. Difficulty in making the right purchase. It is often more difficult to beginners as they are not much familiar with industry brands and their product specifications. An important consideration

2020-06-23T18:27:14+03:00May 31st, 2020|Categories: Gear Reviews, Reviews|Tags: , , |0 Comments

7 best studio monitors under 500

KRK 2x ROKIT 7 G4 7" Powered White Noise Studio Monitor W/2x 20' XLR Mic Cable - $478 The new 7" KRK ROKIT RP7 G4 (Generation 4) bi-amp professional monitor takes music and sound creativity to a whole new industry-level. DSP-driven Graphic EQ with 25 settings helps condition your acoustic environment while offering new levels

2020-06-23T18:27:41+03:00May 30th, 2020|Categories: Gear Reviews, Reviews|Tags: , |0 Comments

DIYRE Modular Colour Concept

Table Of ContentsIntroHarmonic EqualizerPerformance and UsesVisual Analysis LTL The Pentode MK2 Color ModuleLTL Royal Blue Colour ModuleDIYRE CTX Transformer Console MK2 Colour Module +RED25 OpAmpPRICEDRAWBACKSBUILDCONCLUSION Intro As more and more software companies develop plugin emulations of analog gear to satisfy the needs of engineers for harmonic saturation and analog color, DIYRE is taking a slightly

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