
A Nirvana’s Unplugged exhibition features Kurt Cobain’s $6 million Martin D-18E and his cardigan too
Find out more about their legendary MTV gig and get up close with one of the world’s most famous… cardigans
By Daniel Griffiths published
Find out more about their legendary MTV gig and get up close with one of the world’s most famous… cardigans
By Paul Elliott published
The heartwarming story of Cheap Trick At Budokan
By Andy Price published
In one blinding moment, Coldplay emerged from a creative rut
By Will Simpson published
"You need to pay attention to how you record music," they were advised
By Daniel Griffiths published
What’s the secret for lasting chart success? A new report breaks down what gives hit songs their staying power
By Paul Elliott published
"It was a complete fluke," singer Joe Elliott said
By Will Simpson published
Night People: How To Be a DJ in 1990s New York is out in September
By Will Simpson published
"You need to pay attention to how you record music," they were advised
By Daniel Griffiths published
Add in a built-in synth and sample engine and its own audio outs and you’ve a musical instrument that defies description
By Advertorial published
Seamless, ultra-low latency wireless audio comes to the DJ booth
By Will Simpson published
Iconic studio had been closed for six months of renovation
By Daryl Robertson published
We've uncovered the very best offers on a range of music-making gear from the likes of PRS, Yamaha, Roland, Epiphone and more
By Ben Rogerson published
“The most sensitive part was getting the audio files from Logic to come into Pro Tools sounding exactly the same," they say of the mixing process
By Will Simpson published
Billy Joel: And So It Goes lands on HBO this summer
By Ben Rogerson published
“I promise you, there'll be so many songwriters out there that their best song came from trying to write a Rihanna song,” he reckons
By Matt Mullen published
The complex will feature four "state-of-the-art" studio spaces, 30 music rooms, five composer suites and a number of facilities for film post-production
By Will Simpson last updated
“I knew what he was going through. He was frustrated because he was misled"
By Jonathan Horsley published
One of our favourite fuzz pedals just got expanded but can we call it a fuzz-box when it does so much more?
By Jonathan Horsley published
Available with dual mini humbuckers or with a P-90/mini humbucker combo, these Tobacco Burst singlecuts are available exclusively from Gibson direct
By Jonathan Horsley published
Don’t let the fun Etch A Sketch-inspired retro design fool you, this is a serious tremolo with serious capabilities
By Daryl Robertson published
We've uncovered the very best offers on a range of music-making gear from the likes of PRS, Yamaha, Roland, Epiphone and more
By MusicRadar last updated
Electricity? Overrated… The finest acoustic-powered tracks in history
By Jonathan Horsley published
It doesn’t get much cooler than Cadillac Green, Midnight Sapphire and Riviera Blue paint jobs with gold hardware, Big Block inlays and those G-Arrow knobs
By Jonathan Horsley published
The ST-JAMster has five core sound modes with reverb, overdrive, and distortion, it's super-cheap, and it kind of looks like something Alex Lifeson would play
By Rob Laing published
We take a look at two different products that can help you get your frets gleaming and your guitar back to its best for smoother bends and clearer vibrato
By Leigh Fuge last updated
Key techniques guitar players can learn from the Led Zeppelin legend
By Roland Schmidt published
Chord hieroglyphics can take several forms. We unravel the mysteries of one of the most symbolic and common examples
By Jonathan Horsley last updated
My pick of the best online guitar courses will get your playing up to speed from the comfort of your own home, whether you're a beginner, intermediate, or advanced player
By Rob Laing published
A string change is the ideal opportunity to get your 'board back to its best
By Advertorial feature published
By MusicRadar published
Inspiration for every skill level
By Jon Musgrave published
This free mono synth plugin is creative, chaotic and fun to use. It’s time to go West (Coast)
By Rob Laing published
We take a look at two different products that can help you get your frets gleaming and your guitar back to its best for smoother bends and clearer vibrato
By Andy Price published
It’s true, sometimes working relentlessly on perfecting a song or track that you’re just not feeling can do more harm than good
By Jon Musgrave published
Putting together the elements you need to craft a beat that just won't let up
By Leigh Fuge last updated
Key techniques guitar players can learn from the Led Zeppelin legend
By Andy Jones published
In today's world of music production, pretty much everything you can dream of will have a virtual counterpart. Let's explore
By Roland Schmidt published
Chord hieroglyphics can take several forms. We unravel the mysteries of one of the most symbolic and common examples
By Andy Jones published
Forget flowers, chocolates or champagne – give your loved one a free vintage compressor plugin instead! Better still, just get it for yourself…
By Andy Price published
It’s easy to get precious about the true meaning of our creative endeavours, but how much authority do songwriters really have to own the definitive reading of their work?
By Andy Price published
It’s easy to carry on fiddling with our tracks, but as Richard D. James knows all too well, that urge to keep going can prove a problem
By Andy Price published
Sometimes imposing rules can force us out of our creative comfort zones. It's a tactic David Bowie used to birth some of his most celebrated songs.
By Roland Schmidt published
Building an extension to a chord doesn’t require planning permission, but it might require a degree of design. We add 9ths to our extension palette
By Andy Jones published
Don't know where to begin with buying and using studio monitor speakers? Listen up
By Roland Schmidt published
If your chord progressions sound a little clunky, try approaching your harmony in an inverse way.
By James Grimshaw published
My guide to hooking up your audio interface to a laptop or computer, step-by-step
By Roland Schmidt published
From bossanovas to Carole King and even James Bond villains, the major seventh can completely change your song’s mood.
By James Grimshaw published
Learn how to hook up your MIDI keyboard to your audio interface - no matter how complex your setup
By Andy Jones published
Don't let a brilliant song be swallowed up in a bad mix by following our guide to the central principles of the process
By Jonathan Horsley published
Don’t let the fun Etch A Sketch-inspired retro design fool you, this is a serious tremolo with serious capabilities
By Connor Flys published
Is it a delay, reverb, modulation, harmoniser or compressor? Well, yes, to all the above
By Pete Emery published
J Rockett teams up with the Bon Jovi ace to bring us a no-frills, but premium pedal that boasts something of an original tone whilst still serving classic sounds
By Stuart Williams published
As heavy-shell snare drums make a comeback, DrumCraft is letting us in on the action at a snip of the price
By Trevor Curwen published
MXR revives Tom Scholz’s fabled '80s guitar headphone-amp tone in its latest pedal. Mass Hysteria ensues...
By Roland Schmidt published
If you’re a gigging keyboard player, the new Roland V-Stage could be the next major addition to your rig
By Stuart Williams published
The first new design from EVH under Wolfgang Van Halen's watch is a Gibson-inspired semi-hollow with plenty of personality
By Roland Schmidt published
In the return of an Iconoclastic instrument, GForce revisits one of the most influential drum machines of the ’80s, and beyond