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Best guitar audio interfaces 2025: Record killer guitar parts at home with our top picks
By Chris Bird last updated
The best audio interfaces for guitar from IK Multimedia, Focusrite, UAD and more

"V2 is one of the most powerful synths on the market": Elektron Digitone II review
By Si Truss published
Elektron's hardware FM synth was already a modern classic – but this update is still a significant upgrade

Splice brings recording functionality to its AI-powered, sample-stacking mobile app
By Matt Mullen published
Record a vocal using Splice Mic, pick a genre and the app will automatically detect the key and find samples that match it

Brian Eno: "I hate the sound of Auto-Tune"
By Matt Mullen published
In a recent radio appearance, Eno shared his thoughts on vocal production tools and revealed the piece of gear that he says launched his career

Alesis’ popular Crimson e-kit just got an upgrade with version III sporting new heads and a new BFD-powered drum brain
By Daniel Griffiths published
FXPansion’s market-leading drum library is onboard

“They have missed the point entirely”: Semisonic protest at Trump’s unauthorised use of Closing Time
By Will Simpson published
Song has been used to soundtrack images of officials handcuffing detainees

“A misguided attempt to salve his wounds”: Universal hits back in Drake defamation case
By Will Simpson published
Record company argues that Drake’s action “disregards the conventions of the diss track genre”

Roland’s "refreshed" GO:PIANO 88 has more sounds and a sleeker look than its predecessor
By Ben Rogerson published
The refreshed version of this portable digital piano appears to give with one hand and take with the other

Max Richter takes the timpani to outer space with sci-fi-inspired virtual instrument Valley Forge
By Matt Mullen published
SRM Sounds' Valley Forge is based on recordings of a 15-piece timpani ensemble, run through various analogue effects processors and layered with Richter's own Minimoog Model D

Serum 2 just dropped: one of the greatest soft synths of all time gets a massive update - and it's completely free for existing users
By Matt Mullen published
The sequel to Xfer Records' wildly popular synth plugin has finally been released after more than a decade of anticipation, bringing new synth engines, effects, a clip sequencer, built-in arpeggiator and much more to this legendary instrument
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