The Oldest Music Gear You Can Still Buy Brand New (That Hasn’t Really Changed a Bit)
zZounds has been around since 1996, which seems like a long time ago — until you consider the…
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Shure KSM Studio Mics Get a Modern Upgrade
With Shure’s KSM32C, KSM40C, and KSM44MP microphones, the long-running Shure KSM Studio Series gets its first real spec…
Backrooms vs. Obsession: Settle the “Score”
The Horror Titans of 2026 The talk of Hollywood in 2026 has centered around two mega-horror film releases:…
New Quantum LT Interfaces from Fender
Create music fluidly with new Quantum LT interfaces from Fender. These affordable-yet-powerful audio interfaces give you plenty of…
A Neve in Your Bedroom? Re-Amping Drum Tracks with JHS Channel Strips
When we think of a vintage console, the word “color” comes to mind. The way each channel strip…
Using the Rode Wireless PRO Recording System
Touted by Rode as “crystal clear” and “incredibly stable”, the Wireless PRO dual-channel recording system is positioned as…
Room to Breathe: The Role of Reverb in Drum Mixing
Not everyone has access to incredible studio live rooms with 20-foot ceilings and tuned acoustics. But when it…
Lauten Audio’s Kick Mic and the Case for Purpose-Built Drum Mics
For home producers who track real drums in less-than-ideal rooms, kick capture is often the part of a…
Using the Zoom F6 Recorder
Zoom handheld recorders like the H6studio and H4essential are great tools for recording audio outside of the studio.…
Universal Audio Volt 876: Eight Channels of Real Hardware Tone for the Home Studio
Universal Audio’s Volt 876 turns your home studio rack into a small tracking room without turning it into…
