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- Novation Launchpad: Who's Pad? By Los Teignos on 01/26/2010
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Novation surprised everyone by bringing out an Ableton Live dedicated control surface. Like Akai's APC? Not really, and obviously not at the same price.
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- Line 6 Bends Over Backwards For V4 By Red Led on 01/05/2010
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The POD inventor comes back - for the fourth time - with its Spider modeling amp range. This time around we deal with the small, 15-watt combo which offers six effects, four amp models and some nice additional functions for less than $100. So what about the sound quality?
There is 1 product associated with this test: - Zoom R16: All-Rounder By Red Led on 12/30/2009
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DAW systems are good but you don't always have a computer by when you feel the rush to record music. Mini studios were created for that purpose: they are practical solutions but not very comprehensive nor ergonomic. That's why Zoom launched the R16, an hybrid tool you can use as digital audio interface, controller and standalone mini studio. Let's take a look at the result...
There is 1 product associated with this test: - SSL X-Desk: Art for All? By evilbootz on 12/23/2009
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2009 was a year of changes and Solid State Logic got it perfectly. More than ever, the British manufacturer wanted to perpetuate its leading position in the professional analog mixer market launching a new product, the most refined of all: the X-Desk, a compact, 16-channel, analog line mixer developed for project studios. This human-sized mixer aroused our curiosity...
There is 1 product associated with this test: - Melodyne Blew Me Away By Los Teignos on 12/12/2009
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Ever since the creation of the first DAW, no other software has caused so much ink to be spilled and generated such expectations. The Direct Note Access technology, which was introduced by Celemony at Musikmesse 2008, is one of those holy grails no one ever thought to be accessible because it allowed you to edit single notes of a polyphonic audio recording. Is it some sort of de-mixing? Yes and no! Is it a revolution? You bet!
There is 1 product associated with this test: - Fender Bassman TV : Old-School Amp By Red Led on 12/09/2009
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The 50's saw the birth of the first electric bass guitars by Leo Fender with the famous Precision Bass model. Inevitably, the first Bassman amps with their tweed covering quickly appeared on the market. To celebrate its non-birthday, Fender introduces a new amp series based on these pioneer models.
There is 1 product associated with this test: - Axiom Truth By Los Teignos on 11/18/2009
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It used to be black and now it's white. M-Audio's controller keyboard is back with a new look and on steroids...
There is 1 product associated with this test: - Pro-Tools inside a Mackie? By Red Led on 10/29/2009
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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: - More than Bass By lib192 on 10/22/2009
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Before manufacturing its own electric and bass guitars, Schecter made spare parts for other renowned guitar manufacturers. Those times are long gone and now Schecter makes high-quality original models at affordable prices. Today, we will test a bass guitar called the Stiletto Extreme 4...
There is 1 product associated with this test: - My iPhone is an 8-Track Recorder By Red Led on 10/16/2009
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The iPhone is a great little piece of machinery. It can do anything! What's the weather going to be like in Chicago tomorrow? At what time does Police Academy 17 run again? 7:20pm. A Bomberman game? No problem-o. Lady Gaga's latest hit? You got it. We're just missing some useful tools for musicians... You think? They are already here.
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