New product: Merging Anubis
One of a kind. A single product with multiple workflows. A Monitor controller that also controls your network. A Music recording hub that allows you to network a whole band or orchestra. A low latency mixer and processor with extraordinary audio quality. More features than you can believe and made in Switzerland. Would you expect anything less from Merging? For more about the Merging Anubis, visit this page.
Read more →Fantastic review of the Cranborne Audio Camden 500 preamp
The venerable Sound On Sound had this to say about the Cranborne Audio Camden 500 preamp: “If you’re in the market for a high‑quality multi‑purpose preamp, the Camden 500 is a strong candidate. In its ‘clean’ mode it holds its head up confidently in the company of serious high‑end products, but it can also deliver convincing vintage character at the turn of a knob and the flip of a switch.” https://www.soundonsound.com/rev…/cranborne-audio-camden-500
Read more →Contest: win a pair of Adam Audio A7X monitors!
ADAM Audio are 20 years old this year! To celebrate ADAM Audio turning 20, they are running a fantastic contest with 3 ADAM Audio products to win! If you would like to try to win a pair of special edition ADAM Audio A7X monitors, or one of the other two prizes, share an amazing musical experience that you have had in the past 20 years at the link below. Good luck! https://www.adam-audio.com/en/20yearsadamaudio/
Read more →Check out Jack White’s live FOH rig on the road
In this video, Jack White’s FOH, Brett Orrison, walks you through some of the live rig he uses for mixing the band. Jack White is known for his love of analogue recording gear, and this passion continues on the road – Orrison is using a huge amount of Rupert Neve Designs gear – a pair of Shelford Channels, a pair of the Master Buss Processors (one pair of which is on the main mix), 18 of the Portico 5043 compressors, and […]
Read more →Graham Coxon (Blur) discusses Console 1
“I also wanted to get away from that sort of cursive thing of looking at the music too much, rather than listening to the music and of course, this really helps” Graham Coxon, the endlessly inventive guitarist from Blur (as well as also composing for tv), talks about his workflow with Softube‘s Console 1. He also kindly shows some of his amazing instrument collection!
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