MTM 97 |
Aria Gladiator Clarity X DAW Review
A powerful PC is essential these days and Aria reckons it has the perfect machine for music production. Hollin Jones fires it up and finds out.
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MTM 90 |
ART TubeOpto 8
Want to add some valve warmth to your tracks? ART’s new baby could be for you. Huw Price puts it through its paces.
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MTM 81 |
Novation Launchpad Midi Controller for Ableton Live
Live is geared for performing on the move and Novation’s Launchpad could be the ideal tool for adding that human touch. Hollin Jones finds out if it’s a match made in heaven.
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MTM 66 |
AKAI MPC5000
AKAI is the firm behind the legendary MPC series, but how will its new flagship MPC5000 fare? Hollin Jones digs in.
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MTM 63 |
Tascam DP-02
Hardware DAWs don’t have to be all about endless menus, sub-systems and fiddly navigation. Mike Hillier checks out the simple life with Tascam’s new DP-02.
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MTM 52 |
Zoom HD16
Zoom’s HD16 is a multi-track digital recorder that doubles as a DAW control surface. Keith Gemmell finds out if it’s on track...
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MTM 51 |
Digidesign 003 Factory
Digidesign has finally released the much-anticipated successor to that studio stalwart the 002. Mark Cousins charts the changes...
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MTM 50 |
Roland MV-8800
Despite the rise of software, hardware music production systems are here to stay. Keith Gemmell ditches his DAW...
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MTM 50 |
Tascam 2488mkII
Tascam invented the Portastudio concept, but does the company’s new 2488MkII keep that pioneering vision alive? Mark Cousins investigates its latest offering...
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MTM 42 |
Fostex CR500 BWF Mastering Recorder
A pro-quality mastering and playback machine at a project studio price? Keith Gemmell asks the burning questions...
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MTM 39 |
Tascam DM-3200
Does Tascam’s DM-3200 finally offer us a digital console fit for today’s DAW-driven studios? Mark Cousins gets his fingers on the faders...
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MTM 37 |
Korg D4
If you’re out of the studio when inspiration strikes, that hit tune might stay in your head for good. Mark Cousins finds a solution.
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MTM 35 |
Korg D3200
With up to 32 tracks and a host of recording features, does Korg’s D3200 set a new standard for the personal multitrack recorder? Mark Cousins finds out.
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MTM 31 |
Yamaha AW1600
Why struggle with Logic Pro or Cubase SX when you can have a dedicated hardware solution for recording? Mark Cousins opens Yamaha’s latest box of delights...
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MTM 27 |
Tascam DP-01FX
Updating Tascam’s classic Portastudio for the digital generation has brought some significant improvements. Mark Cousins takes an altogether easier approach to multitrack recording.
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MTM 24 |
Roland MV-8000
An all-in-one production solution that doesn’t need a mouse, keyboard and virus protection? Bob Dormon checks out the Roland MV-8000.
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MTM 19 |
Tascam 2488 Digital Portastudio
25 years after inventing the world’s first 4-track Portastudio, Tascam has announced the 24-track equivalent. But, asks Keith Gemmell, is there really cause for celebration?
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MTM 15 |
Boss BR-1600CD
Computers offer musicians a myriad of recording possibilities, but standalone recorders still have considerable appeal – as Bob Dormon discovers with the Boss BR-1600CD.
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MTM 12 |
Korg D32XD and D16XD
A pair of new workstations from Korg – but which one to choose? And does either offer a viable alternative to software recording? Pete Crisp enters the D zone…
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MTM 07 |
Edirol UR80 USB Recording System
The UR80 combines a two-channel recording interface with a MIDI control surface in a desktop box that connects to your PC. Dan Duffell gets the feel of his software...
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MTM 02 |
Zoom MRS-1266
Zoom keep their MRS ball rolling with an upgraded version of an old favourite. Pete Crisp lifts the lid of this studio-in-a-box…
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MTM 01 |
Yamaha AW16G
Brian Heywood takes a look at Yamaha’s latest integrated hard disk recording system, which combines the power of a digital audio workstation with the convenience of a multi-tracker.
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