Reviews
Review: Eargasm High-Fidelity Earplugs make hearing protection fun
Before NAMM 2020 started, a start-up company called Eargasm gave away a bunch of earplugs. We hopped on the opportunity to try them out for ourselves.
Hands-On Review: Orange Terror Stamp
We had the opportunity to test out the brand new Terror Stamp footswitch amplifier from Orange at NAMM 2020, and it certainly didn't disappoint.
Hands-on review: Warm Audio Bus-Comp compressor
At NAMM 2020, we had an opportunity to stop by the Warm Audio booth, and try out its brand new Bus-Comp outboard compressor for ourselves.
Apogee Clearmountain’s Domain Plugin Review: A reverb and delay lover’s dream
We had a chance to try out a new plugin collaboratively created by Apogee and Bob Clearmountain, "Clearmountain's Domain."
iZotope Ozone 9 Hands-On Review: The best mastering suite out there
iZotope's Ozone 9 has become an indespensible part of our mastering process. It adapts appropriately to the workflow needed and provides great tools.
United Plugins’ Front DAW bring smooth analog tone to digital recordings
United Plugins' Front DAW will bring analog mojo to your DAW. What's better? It's being given away for free.
IK Multimedia iRig Micro Amp review
IK Multimedia is stepping up its guitar offerings with the new IK Multimedia iRig Micro Amp. But is the amp really worth buying, or should you steer clear?
Casio CT-X700 keyboard review
Casio has a history of building high-quality keyboard on a decent budget -- but is its latest, the Casio CT-X700 keyboard, worth buying?
Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol M32 MIDI controller review
Native Instruments is back again, with a $129 controller -- the Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol M32. But is it worth buying? We put it to the test.
Nektar SE25 mini MIDI controller review
Nektar has taken the wraps off of some of the most affordable and functional MIDI controllers to date, including the portable Nektar SE25 controller.
Eventide H9 effects processor review
Eventide has a long history of delivering excellent effects processors, and its latest offering, the Eventide H9, promises to do the same.