Apple’s super-thin new iPad Pro gets an M4 chip, but the iPad Air M2 could be the savviest option for music makers
Top-dollar gets you a dual-OLED display, but you can now get a lot of good stuff for significantly less
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Top-dollar gets you a dual-OLED display, but you can now get a lot of good stuff for significantly less
Events will take place across Shoreditch, London for a week in June next year
Ritenour says nobody on the planet could play like BB King did, and the King of the Blues' trademark vibrato was all the more remarkable on such an uncompromising guitar setup
"I've been tweaking them like crazy" Slash says of his ongoing battles with the "necessary evil" of using in-ears
New versions of the mobile and desktop versions of the DAW are on the way
Whether you're looking to apply some vintage vocoder to your track or to Prismize-up your vocal, this buyer's guide showcases the best plugins to consider – for everything from a vintage to a super-modern sound…
Mike Fortin does not like digital amp modelling but he likes this one, and it comes fully equipped for downtuned metal guitar mass destruction with all-new 9-band graphic EQ, transpose and doubler
Bitwig's 5.2 update also brings a number of workflow tweaks and enhancements including improved beat detection and audio editing
The Texan country star's square-shouldered signature acoustic is a close cousin of the Hummingbird, and unmistakable in that high-gloss Bluebonnet finish
"I was essential because I spent more time with Jon than even his wife, and was more honest"
That hard-tuned, robot-like sound, first popularised by Cher, has now become something of a staple in modern pop
"I was suddenly aware of the fact that there was a way to turn this dreadful tragedy into something positive"
The dance classic dissected
Aled Jones meets rave and Macaulay Culkin goes jungle
"I thought, 'I’m never going to meet Noel Gallagher in a million years'" – then Travis ended up supporting Oasis
Six and 12-string necks, four lipstick pickups, heaps of vintage mojo and a semi-hollow build, all for under a grand
It looks like a game, but will you want to play it?
The British producer on how technology shaped his new album, plus his 'Holy Trinity' of synths