We tested out Donner's DDP-80 e-piano. Sporting 88 fully weighted keys and a beautiful design, the DDP-80 truly exceeded our expectations.
Rode is expanding its business a little. Rode has been known for decades now for its incredible microphones, for all kinds of different situations. But now it’s moving into a new market — the headphone market. To that end, the company has developed its first pair of headphones — the Rode NTH-100 headphones. The new headphones are built specifically for creators — whether th...[Read More]
We got an opportunity to test Mackie's MC-100 studio monitors, and the results completely shocked us at their price point.
Portable interfaces have been getting better over the years. We’re entering a time when it is finally truly possible to take professional recording equipment on the go, with nothing but an interface and a smartphone. PreSonus’ latest portable offering comes in the form of the new PreSonus AudioBox Go, which takes the word “portable” to a whole new level. The interface isn...[Read More]
Mackie gave us the opportunity to test out its new portable live stream audio mixer, the M-Caster Live. Here are our thoughts.
Podcasting is all the rage, but it can be hard to find the right microphone. Samson thinks it has the solution with the Samson Q9U. Does it?
Looking for a pair of budget-friendly speakers for the living room or home studio? The PreSonus Eris 3.5 BT monitors could be the way to go.
PreSonus Studio One 5 cements the DAW as a professional-tier, full-fledged alternative to the so-called industry standards.
The Mackie CR4-X monitors are built to deliver studio-quality audio in a budget-friendly, compact design. But do they achieve this?
Audix is entering the headphone game, with the Audix A150 studio reference headphones. But with so much competition, are these the headphones for you?
Late last year, Audix released the Audix A133 condenser mic. While its small form may seem unassuming, this microphone brings a lot to the table.
IK Multimedia is back with a new pair of speakers -- the IK Multimedia iLoud Micro monitors. But how do they actually perform?