Adam Crute

Cubase is packed with tools to help you turn your musical ideas into recorded reality, but it can also be extensively customised, which can speed up your workflow and increase your productivity.

With the world still largely coping with restrictions to limit the spread of Covid 19, remote recording and collaboration solutions have been adopted by many. Now,ConnectionOpen promises to provide the transmission of flawless, uncompressed audio at an appealing speed…

Taking UI inspiration from the vintage era, this new chorus plug-in couples authentic-sounding effects with modern flexibility.

The dry logic of Cubase’s Logical Editors can seem at odds with the creative process of composition but you shouldn’t overlook their usefulness.

Continuing to build on its incomparable legacy, Akai adds to its range of products that combines the aesthetics of the old with the advancements of the new.

Steinberg has provided some of music technology’s greatest innovations. With this new sampler-cum-sound design tool, its legacy looks assured.

Having broken free from Waveform, Tracktion’s hybrid synth is going it alone as a solo plug-in. But can it stand on its own two feet?

With its world-class technology heritage, SSL is setting its sights on home-studio producers with these compact interfaces that pack a lot into their small size.

Truly original creative tools are not common in the music-making sphere but these quirky plug-ins from Faded Instruments seems to tick all our boxes.

Computer-based amp and effects processing is flexible but difficult to incorporate into live guitar rigs. Teisco looks to change that.