Posts Tagged ‘feat’
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PreSonus Faderport 8 Review
Finally a successor to the highly popular PreSonus FaderPort is in our hands in the shape of the PreSonus FaderPort 8! Labelled as a "production controller", the FaderPort 8 is designed to be the centerpiece or your studio and ...
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Audix MicroBoom Review
When talking about microphones in church, it’s so easy to get lost in the technical jargon about a flashy large diaphragm condenser mic or the newest line of dynamic drum mics, that we tend to forget one of the most crucial mic...
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Fender FXA6 Review
When we first heard Fender was making in-ear monitors, we have to admit we were immensely curious; after all, the legendary guitar and amp company makes the most famous instruments and amplifiers on the planet! After doing some...
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Moog Model 15 App Review
Based on the famous modular system from 1974, the Model 15 App is the first Moog modular synthesizer and synthesis education tool designed for iOS. Painstakingly modeling every part of the Model 15 from the 921-series oscillato...
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Fender Acoustic SFX Review
This gorgeous little amp might be designed as just a Fender acoustic guitar amp, but it’s capable of so much more. Designed with simplicity in mind, the Acoustic SFX offers two independent channels and a variety of built-in eff...
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Cubase Pro 9 Review
Cubase has long been the favorite DAW of many recording musicians and engineers due to its comprehensive attention to detail and simple workflow, and with the new updates in Cubase Pro 9, the recording software has truly become...
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GMF SH-1 Pickup Review
New from GMF Music is the SH-1 acoustic guitar pickup, called the "Sound Hole" pickup because of its distinctive shape and easy installation. Low profile and easy to use, the SH-1 is one of the best values we’ve see this year.
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“Keyscape” by Spectrasonics Review
From the same company that makes Omnisphere 2, the new Keyscape software instrument from Spectrasonics is a collection of 36 unique keyboards, each of which was carefully selected, restored, and carefully sampled. Included in t...
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Fender Duo-Sonic Review
The original Duo-Sonic was introduced to the world in 1956 as a student model with a short-scale neck (for players with smaller hands) attracting young players such as Jimmy Hendrix in the early 60’s. A faithful reissue of the ...
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Rev33 Review
To say that Rev33 is a "filter," although technically true, seems to us at WLM to be a dramatic understatement, as the little device is one of the best IEM accessories we’ve ever come across! In short, Rev33 is a passive device...
