Ardour 9.0: the free DAW that’s starting to rival the big names
Ardour 9.0 isn’t just another update to a free, open‑source DAW. This release is a turning point: the long‑standing Linux studio workhorse…
Ardour 9.0 isn’t just another update to a free, open‑source DAW. This release is a turning point: the long‑standing Linux studio workhorse…
Presented at the NAMM Show 2025, the Elysia XMAX targets studios that want to take back control of their master bus without…
A “synth voice” in a pedal: who is the BM-17 really for? With the BM-17 Frequency Box, Behringer brings the spirit of…
With the TH2, Écoute pushes even further an idea that shook the small audiophile‑headphone world in 2023: integrating a genuine tube preamp…
United Studio Technologies arrives with the UT Tube67, a valve microphone that clearly embraces its heritage: that of the legendary Neumann U67.…
Who is the Behringer Ring Stinger really for? The Behringer Ring Stinger is neither a straightforward distortion nor a “one‑size‑fits‑all” overdrive. It…
The Behringer CZ-1 Mini is finally arriving in shops, almost two years after it was announced. On the menu: the phase distortion…
For musicians and content creators in the UK who want to level up their recordings without blowing the budget, the new AKG…
An interface carries, a mixer sums. Where the blend actually happens, and the detail that decides everything on USB mixers: stereo mix…
For the brand’s 25th anniversary, sE Electronics is releasing its X1 A in a limited two-tone series: red or white, same circuit,…