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New Gear Review: MoReVox/Overloud REmatrix
REmatrix is a reverb plug-in that has five convolution reverbs with an included library of 250 IRs plus 400 preset combinations arranged in banks categorized ... -
Up Close: Pearlman Microphones
From Mic Modifications to Full-Fledged Business: Dave Pearlman brought a diverse history in the music industry to his launch of Pearlman Microphones in 2005. After ... -
New Gear Review: Eventide UltraReverb
Eventide's UltraReverb plug-in features 9 Reverbs including Ambience, Rooms, Plates, Halls, Chambers derived from the H8000 Ultra-Harmonizer® but also adds compression (with side-chain input), four ... -
Focusrite iTrack Pocket Improves iPhone Audio/Video Quality
Any musician who uses their iPhone to record videos knows that it never does justice to their sound. Yet with the growing number of singer-songwriters being discovered ... -
Blue Announces Yeti Studio
Blue, a 20-year audio technology and design company, has announced Yeti Studio, an all-in-one vocal recording system that combines the Yeti professional USB microphone with ... -
New Gear Review: WD My Cloud EX4
Western Digital’s My Cloud EX4 is a personal cloud storage system that connects directly to your wireless router, giving you direct access to its content ... -
New Gear Review: Mackie CR3 and CR4 Monitors
The CR3 and CR4 are Mackie's new Creative Reference™ Multimedia Monitors that feature studio-quality design, sound and performance in small, desktop-sized all-wood cabinets. The two ... -
Audix Gets Amped Up in Massive Giveaway with Orange Amps, Dunlop, and G&L
Award-winning microphone manufacturers Audix Microphones announce the Amped Up Guitar Giveaway, partnering with acclaimed music merchants G&L Guitars, Jim Dunlop, and Orange Amplification to give ... -
Vintage King and Pensado's Place Host Nashville Gear Expo 2014
For the second year, Pensado's Place & Vintage King are teaming up to produce one of the biggest gear and music-making expos in America. This ... -
Gear Rentals: Rent To Own?
That could be the biggest gear-related dilemma that an indie musician faces––and his decision could break the bank. James Trunko––drummer for self-described “outlaw biker hard-rock ...
