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“I think of it as audio archaeology”: UA CEO Bill Putnam Jr on capturing the spirit of classic gear in plugins
With the launch of a new generation of Apollo interfaces, one of the music tech industry’s most iconic brands shows no signs of slowing down
The guitarist with the cojones to replace Gary Moore in Thin Lizzy and the chops to play with Gilmour in Pink Floyd
Snowy White on filling some very big shoes in 1980
LP Giobbi on remixing Taylor Swift: “I love throwing everything out other than the vocals and coming up with something new”
Producer, DJ and classically trained pianist LP Giobbi unpicks the creative strands that have made her and the workings behind new album, Dotr
Neural DSP's Francisco Cresp on what its new Nano Cortex means for the innovative company
"One of the main drivers of that for me to start making hardware and software was that I couldn't get the sounds that I wanted to get"
“It has a reputation for being a big, dumb, four-chord song”: A music professor breaks down the theory behind Oasis’s Wonderwall
As the Gallaghers reunite for the Oasis Live '25 tour, we put Wonderwall under the musical microscope and explore how the song became a standard for beginner guitarists
"I’m blessed to have every sampler I ever wanted - apart from a Fairlight": Matt Karmil on the hardware samplers and studio techniques behind sixth LP No Going Back
Matt Karmil chats to Danny Turner about the tips, tricks and studio techniques behind his sixth LP, No Going Back
"There are few producers who haven’t employed – or lusted after – it at some point or another, such is its legendary status": Why does everyone love the UREI/UA 1176 compressor?
Here’s why the 1176 has made such an impact in the recording world, and how you can rack one up for peanuts and use it on your music
“She thought anything could be pop“: Sophie’s brother and studio engineer Ben Long on the release of her final album
We sit down with Ben Long to talk through the making of Sophie's posthumous final project and gain a rare insight into the creative process of a generational talent
"It’s become indispensable": Mastering engineer and musician Rafael Anton Irisarri on the piece of gear that he calls his “secret weapon”
The in-demand engineer and adventurous musician – formerly known as The Sight Below – on the subtle art of mastering ambient music and his new solo album
