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05/01/13
ADAM Low Priced - ADAM F5 Review
Over the last years, ADAM has become a house name in the studio monitor market. The brand itself has become the symbol of ribbon tweeters. Originally focused on the highest market segment, the manufacturer progressively started to offer more affordable speakers with the A and AX series. Now, the German company goes one step further with the new ...
04/14/13
Pocket Harmonies - TC-Helicon Harmony Singer test
More than half of the guitarists in this world sing. Based on this survey, TC-Helicon designed the Harmony Singer, a compact pedal with reverb and 2 voice harmonies based on guitar chords. This isn’t TC-Helicon first try, so what’s new?
04/07/13
For whom the Moog tolls - Moog Sub Phatty Test
First showcased at the NAMM show in the beginning of this year, the Sub Phatty places a maximum number of commands in the hands of its user while, at the same time, reducing the overall footprint. A winning formula?
04/06/13
Battery 4 - Native Instruments Battery 4 review
With version 4 of its “drum sampler” included in both editions of Komplete 9 and available separately, what does Native Instruments propose to do ? Answers below.
04/04/13
UR so small - Steinberg UR22 review
Steinberg introduced the UR series a little over a year ago with the UR28M and the UR824. They’re back with an entry level unit priced at under $200 with two D-pre preamps included. Verdict?
04/03/13
iCubasis Lite - Steinberg Cubasis iPad App Review
Even at its relatively young age, the iPad has already placed itself at the head of an extensive audio software library, running sequencers that are far more than simple toys. The latest arrival in this category, Cubasis from Steinberg, is not without its limitations, but has enough qualities to ensure its rightful place on the podium. See the...
03/31/13
Did You Say Ditto.... Ditto..... Ditto ? - TC Electronic Ditto Pro Review
For a while now, TC Electronic has been delving into its first love by bringing us new guitar pedals at a frenetic pace. Along the lines of the Toneprint series, comes a small (very small) loop effect. The keywords here are: simplicity and effectiveness.
03/27/13
The King Talks - Native Instruments Monark Pro Review
In the domain of analogue synthesizer emulation, the race for fidelity continues. The biggest breakthroughs have not necessarily originated from the top editors. One of them, Monark, is reacting with a promise of the most faithful recreation of an old analogue hero, the Minimoog.
03/23/13
With a Strong Fruit Flavor - Orange OR15 Review
Every day that goes by it is more obvious that the famous Orange Tiny Terror turned the guitar amplification market upside down. It started a trend (a very positive one, if you ask me) for affordable, high-quality and low-power amps. In spite of the huge number of products in this segment, Orange is still the leading player when it comes to low-...
03/16/13
The iPad for Musicians: Present State - Making Music on the iPad
Considered a bulky iPhone by its detractors when it was first presented, the iPad has been revolutionizing the market of mobile computing ever since — and our DAWs as a consequence. A good enough reason to take a stand on the issue. Let's start with an overview of Apple's offering.

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ADAM Low Priced - ADAM F5 Review

Pocket Harmonies - TC-Helicon Harmony Singer test

For whom the Moog tolls - Moog Sub Phatty Test

Battery 4 - Native Instruments Battery 4 review

UR so small - Steinberg UR22 review

iCubasis Lite - Steinberg Cubasis iPad App Review

Did You Say Ditto.... Ditto..... Ditto ? - TC Electronic Ditto Pro Review

The King Talks - Native Instruments Monark Pro Review

With a Strong Fruit Flavor - Orange OR15 Review

The iPad for Musicians: Present State - Making Music on the iPad