Audio & music gear news

UVI presents Falcon, a new software instrument that blends sampling and synthesis.

Electro-Harmonix shows its newly reissued Crash Pad analog synth and drum machine pedal at the AES 2015 show.

HoRNet Plugins release CompExp, a freeware Halloween-colored compressor plugin.

Waves presents VoiceCentric, the first in a line of Greg Wells Signature Series plugins.

Slate Digital demoes the Digital Custom Series Modules for the company's Virtual Mix Rack at AES.

MOTU presents its Stage B16 audio interface with analog and AES/EBU connectivity and AVB networking capability.

Little Labs introduces the Monotor and Monotor Presenter headphone amps as well as the Salt instrument splitter.

At AES, Mojave Audio is showcasing the new MA-1000 and MA-50 microphones.

iZotope presents its Ozone 7 and Ozone 7 Advanced mastering software.

From AES booth 118, Tascam has introduced the Celesonic US-20x20 USB audio interface.

At AES, Waves has introduced its eMo D5 dynamics plugin, the first to use Waves’ new Parallel Detection technology.

Lewitt Audio has unveiled its DGT 450 multi-purpose USB microphone.

The AES gives Shure the opportunity to present its new KSE1500 Electrostatic Earphone System.

MOTU announces that the Microbook IIc is USB audio class compliant.

API announces the 535-LA Line Amplifier as the newest addition to their 500 Series collection.

Elysia introduces the Karacter 500 coloring box at AES.

DPA Microphone introduces the new omnidirectional d:screet Slim microphone.

Waves Audio and Hear Technologies join forces to include Waves SoundGrid technology in the Hear Back PRO 16-Channel Personal Mixer System.

Shure announced that its QLX-D Digital Wireless Systems will be available in the 900 MHz ISM frequency band.

Antelope Audio announces the introduction of its new Orion32+ flagship interface at this year's AES Convention [Booth 637].

Arturia's ‘Revolution Is Coming’ presentation show for its AudioFuse audio interface will be at 139th AES Convention.