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Music Gear Review: Waves Tune Real-Time
The Waves Tune Real-Time plug-in automatically tunes vocals in real time with minimal latency (0-ms to 4-ms max) and that makes it useful for both ... -
Music Gear Review: Etymotic Research Updated ER4XR and ER4SR In-Ear Earphones
Etymotic Research added new features to their classic ER-4® insert earphone and also now offers the ER4SR Studio Reference and ER4XR Extended Response models. The ... -
Music Gear Gifts Under a Grand 2016
Looking for music gear to give to your special musician but working with a budget? Here are Music Connection's gifts under $1000 for 2016: MESA/BOOGIE MINI RECTIFIER ... -
Music Gear Review: Audio-Technica Artist Elite ATM230PK
Audio-Technica's Artist Elite® ATM230PK is a specially priced bundle of three ATM230 compact instrument dynamic microphones. The ATM230 has a hypercardioid polar pattern and a ... -
Music Gear Review: SSL Sigma Delta 2.0 Update
The SSL Sigma is Solid-State-Logic's SuperAnalogue mix engine system capable of summing up to 16 stereo stems from your DAW’s analog I/O to either of its ... -
Music Gear Review: Drawmer MC3.1 Monitor Controller
Drawmer's MC3.1 Monitor Controller updates their MC2.1 with an AES/SPDIF (24-bit/192kHz) digital input, a subwoofer output, assignable cue system, plus an upgraded talkback system with ... -
Music Gear Review: OnBoard Research GoTune Model GT3 Wireless Tuner
The latest innovation from OnBoard Research Corporation is the GoTune GT3 Wireless tuner—it’s the first of its kind for tuning guitars using a smart phone ... -
Music Gear Review: Tech 21 SansAmp Bass Driver DI Version 2
The SansAmp Bass Driver DI, first introduced in 1994, gets an update to accommodate 5- and 6-string bass guitars. Version 2 retains all the analog ... -
Close Up: TASCAM
Decades of Keeping Tech Out of the Way: One of four divisions of the Japanese-based TEAC Corporation, Montebello, CA-based TASCAM, since its formative years in the ... -
Music Gear Review: Switchcraft 318BT Bluetooth Audio Receiver
The Switchcraft® 318BT plugs into a low impedance mic input using the Switchcraft male XLR balanced connector and is powered from the mic pre-amp’s 48-volt ...
