A place where acoustics are carefully studied and controlled, the studio, like its little brother, the Home Studio, brings together all the necessary equipment at the different stages of music production: mics & preamps for recording sound; converters and recorders or computers for recording; console, sound treatment and effects processors for mixing, and of course a monitoring system to hear if everything’s as it should be.

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List of tests Studio & Home Studio

Pro-Tools inside a Mackie? By Red Led on 10/30/2009

It's been a while since the first Onyx mixers with the FireWire option first came out, and now Mackie carries on with the Onyx 820i, which comes with Pro Tools M-Powered 8. Hmm...so what does M-Audio think about that?

There is 1 product associated with this test:

• Mackie 820i

Deluxe with a plain price By Los Teignos on 12/27/2008

After having updated its entire range of audio interfaces, M-Audio now looks to update its monitors, especially in the wake of their excellent high-level EXS66 monitors. These updates have had great results on the small Studiophile AV40, so let’s see what’s happened to the BX8a, for which a Deluxe version was recently released.

There is 1 product associated with this test:

• M-Audio Studiophile BX8a Deluxe

Backtrack To Inspiration By Red Led on 11/22/2008

Unfortunately, we often realize too late that we should have recorded what we just played. How many times have you wished that you could go back in time and hit the record button right before inspiration hit you? Line6 has come up with something along these lines with its portable recorder, the Backtrack, a small device that lets you save a take after the fact. Is it magic?

There are 2 products associated with this test:

• Line 6 BackTrack + Mic
• Line 6 BackTrack

The Mico Dual Preamp By Anonymous on 10/26/2008

When a brand as serious as Audient comes out with a dual mic preamp with tube simulation circuitry, variable phase adjustment and digital outputs for around $1100, one thinks that this type of product may interest more than one home-studio owner. So, disappointment or revelation?

There is 1 product associated with this test:

• Audient MICO

Olympic Champion By Red Led on 09/21/2008

When Olympus, famous for their clout in the photography world, takes on the audio market, we get the LS-10, a portable digital recorder determined to stake its claim in new territory ...

There is 1 product associated with this test:

• Olympus LS-10 Linear PCM

Rupert Neve Designs Portico Series By Denfert_en on 09/14/2008

Neve. If there’s one name that causes the studio professional’s pulse to quicken, this is it! Even if the company has gone their own separate way with AMS since 1985, Rupert Neve, creator of the brand, has not hung up his soldering iron and is still creating new modules for his Portico range.

There are 8 products associated with this test:

• Rupert Neve Designs Portico 5032 MicPre / EQ
• Rupert Neve Designs Portico 5012 Duo Mic Pre
• Rupert Neve Designs Portico 5042 "True Tape Emulation"
• Rupert Neve Designs Portico 5043 Compresseur/Limiteur 2 Canaux
• Rupert Neve Designs Portico 5016 Duo mic Pre/variable Phase DI
• Rupert Neve Designs Portico 5015 MicPre / Compressor
• Rupert Neve Designs Portico 5033 EQ 5 Bandes
• Rupert Neve Designs Portico 5014 Stereo Field Editor

Mackie HRs on a Budget? By Denfert_en on 08/08/2008

Mackie has a long history with monitors. The original HR824 monitors, now in MKII version, are best sellers and standard fare in many studios, large or small.

There is 1 product associated with this test:

• Mackie MR8

Double Isolation? By Psycom on 08/01/2008

For travelers who want to listen to their favorite music without bothering others or being bothered, using an ordinary pair of headphones doesn’t always give you total isolation. So then came along in-ear headphones (that go directly into the ear canal and therefore isolate the listener). Then, after that, noise-canceling headphones, featuring electronic circuitry that reduced extraneous noise, appeared on the scene. Audio Technica now offers headphones with both these features, but is it enough to provide total isolation?

There is 1 product associated with this test:

• Audio-Technica ATH-ANC3

Zoom H2 By Anonymous on 03/27/2008

Out of all the digital recorders that have come out recently, the Zoom H2 is definitely one of the best sellers at the moment. It’s sold at a very affordable price (around 199 euros), but does the Zoom H2 live up to all of our modern day expectations?

There is 1 product associated with this test:

• Zoom H2

Hot ribbon By Denfert_en on 12/29/2007

With few exceptions, microphones today are more or less inspired by german classics which were released in the 1950’s and 60’s. With a few exceptions... Here is one: The Crowley & Tripp El Diablo, a kind of revolution in the small world of ribbon microphones. Let’s review it!

There is 1 product associated with this test:

• Crowley And Tripp El Diablo Mercenary Edition

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