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Reaper 7, by Cockos. Review: Everything…And The Kitchen Sink
Reaper 7, by Cockos $69/$129 USD (Depending on commercial lisence) Bottom Line: For those willing to invest time, Reaper doesn’t just keep up with the competition, in most ways, it quietly outclasses them.
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Rockheyday Releases Shine 4 v2.0 with New Licensing System and Performance Improvements
Rockheyday has officially released Shine 4 v2.0, bringing a range of improvements to its...
IK Multimedia Announces Sinphonica: The Italian Orchestra, Reimagined
IK Multimedia has announced Sinphonica, a new family of Italian orchestral instruments created for...
Waldorf Unveils Iridium Desktop MK2: Next-Generation Power for Advanced Synthesis
Waldorf Music has announced the Iridium Desktop MK2, the next evolution of its acclaimed Iridium...
Harrison Audio Launches LiveTrax 3 with Full DiGiCo Console Integration
Harrison Audio has announced LiveTrax 3, the latest version of its live performance recording and...
Korg NTS-4 Turns a DIY Kit Into a Compact Performance Mixer
Six channels, built-in effects, USB-C audio and MIDI make the NTS-4 a flexible hub for hardware...
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The Independent Musician’s Guide to Copyright and Licensing (NZ Edition)
If you’re an independent musician in New Zealand, navigating copyright and licensing can feel like...
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Why Mono Still Matters – Master Your Meters
There’s something slightly unfashionable about mixing in mono. We spend so much time talking about...
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The Two-Checkpoint Method: How to Defeat Writer’s Block in 30 Minutes
Writer’s block is often treated as a lack of ideas. I don’t think that’s quite right....
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