AKG C451B Review
A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to audition and use one of the most popular microphones of all time, the small diaphragm AKG C451B. The demand for the original, but discontinued C451EB...
Category: Headphones Reviews
Waldorf RackAttack Review
I found the RackAttack to be a very nice addition to the drum sound creation pallete, especailly for those producing techno and dance music. Waldorf, a German manufacturer of analog-sounding synths, has come up...
Royer SF-12 Review
It is a great value for the money… The Royer SF-12 is a fantastic ribbon microphone! The SF-12 is actually a stereo microphone, and as some people have put it, actually two SF-1’s combined....
BLUE Blueberry Review
…you can also use the Blueberry for vocals, electric guitar, percussion, and drums… the Blueberry is ideal for acoustic guitars. The Blueberry microphone is a great multipurpose microphone that is a great to add...
Tascam DM-24 Review
What a great piece… So I took the DM24 home to try and get her into my studio. The first thing I did was hook up the ADAT lightpipe from my Echo Mona to...
Korg Triton Extreme 61 Review
Got sounds? The Korg Triton Extreme 61 does, and loads of them. There are so many different sounds in side this sampling workstation that if you don’t find what your looking for it probably...
Roland V-Pro TD-20S-WT Review
The drum sounds are everything from ultra realistic to the unique character of the synth drums… The TD-20 Drum kit is by far the most advanced electronic drums I have ever played. It gives...
WaveMachine Labs Drumagog Review
With Drumagog, Wave Machine Labs has really raised the bar for drum replacement! Engineers have been replacing drum sounds on recordings for years. This really does make it easy to fix your drum sounds...
Empirical Labs Distressor EL-8S Review
After hearing for years about how versatile the Empirical Labs Distressor is as a compressor, I was “EL8ed” to get a chance to try a The answer is a resounding YES! Whether I was...
Korg microKORG Review
The preprogrammed sounds are top shelf, and you can make pretty much any sound you can imagine. I have to admit that I was a little intimidated by Korg’s MicroKORG unit. Being a drummer...
