Reviews
FabFilter Pro-Q 3 review: The single best EQ plugin money can buy
FabFilter has been making headlines for its excellent plugins, and now it's back with the FabFilter Pro-Q 3. Is the new EQ plugin worth buying?
Roland Go:Mixer Pro smartphone audio interface review
Audio recording is getting increasingly portable, and Roland is on a mission to bring recording to the smartphone with the Roland Go:Mixer Pro.
Roland Rubix 44 audio interface review
The audio interface world is dominated by the likes of PreSonus and Focusrite. Can the Roland Rubix 44 take out the competition in its price range?
Native Instruments Maschine Mikro MK3 review
The Maschine Mikro has become a staple for beat-makers and electronic producers. Does the Native Instruments Maschine Mikro MK3 live up to that?
Soundbrenner Pulse Wearable Metronome Review
In 2015 a new German company, Soundbrenner, took to Indiegogo to introduce its adapted concept version of the centuries outdated metronome. Here's our take.
PreSonus FaderPort (2018) DAW controller review
The PreSonus FaderPort is a great way to easily control your DAW a little more elegantly than using your keyboard and mouse. But is it worth the cash?
PreSonus Studio One 4 review: Is this be the DAW to beat in 2018?
PreSonus has finally taken the wraps off of the latest and greatest iteration of its DAW, PreSonus Studio One 4. Is it worth buying?
Sound Devices MixPre-10M audio interface review
Sound Devices is back, but this time around it's focusing specifically on musicians with the new Sound Devices MixPre-10M. Is it worth the cash?
Antelope Audio Goliath audio interface review
Antelope Audio is a growing force in the audio interface world, proven through interfaces like the Antelope Audio Goliath. Is it worth the cash?
Antelope Audio Orion 32 HD review
Antelope Audio is building a name for itself as a serious competitor in the pro audio world, and the Antelope Audio Orion 32 HD is no different.
iZotope Spire Studio smart audio interface review
iZotope may be best known for its mastering plugins, but the company proves with the Spire that it can produce an equally awesome (and smart) interface.