Reviews
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.
Mackie Onyx Artist 1•2 audio interface review
Mackie is back with yet another home or small studio product -- the Mackie Onyx Artist 1•2. But is this interface worth buying? We put it to the test.
Mackie Onyx Producer 2•2 audio interface review
Mackie is back once again with another awesome product for the home and small studio -- the Mackie Onyx Producer 2•2. But how does it perform?
Brainworx bx_console G G-Series channel strip emulation review
Brainworx is back with another SSL channel strip review, this one of the G-Series. Is the Brainworx bx_console G plugin worth buying? We put it to the test.
Mackie Big Knob Passive monitor controller review
Mackie recently expanded its Big Knob lineup with a series of three new controllers -- including the Mackie Big Knob Passive. Is it worth it?
Rob Papen RP-Verb 2 reverb plugin review
The original Rob Papen RP-Verb was an excellent reverb for those that like maximum control. Now, the company's back with the Rob Papen RP-Verb 2.
Mackie MR824 powered studio monitors review
Mackie has refreshed the much-loved MR series yet again with the MR524, MR624 and MR824 studio monitors. We put the Mackie MR824 to the test.
IK Multimedia iRig Pro I/O review
IK Multimedia is back yet again with the new IK Multimedia iRig Pro I/O, which could be the company's best interface yet. We put it to the test.