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Pro Audio > Keyboard Magazine
Tuesday March 19, 2024. 09:00 AM
A compact stage piano that comes with built-in speakers, SuperNATURAL and ZEN-Core sound engines, and Roland Cloud expansion support
Monday March 18, 2024. 07:06 PM
They didn't want to record Keith Forsey's song, but it became a US No. 1 for the Glasgow band via The Breakfast Club and fan John Hughes
We also get snippets of Hold The Line and Michael Jackson’s Human Nature, as Paich and Porcaro head back to Sunset Sound recording studio in Hollywood
With six onboard effects, this synth plugin has more than one trick up its sleeve
We go back to 1987 with one of guitar's true originals: 'The basic major7 chord – the first one you probably learn on the guitar – is absolutely offensive to me'
We get big bass tones from a sub that punches way above its size
'With any transition like this, where there is an acquisition, there's a number of roles that become redundant or roles that already existed in the organisation,” he says
Dave Baksh lifts the lid on the gear used to record Sum 41’s last-ever album and details the benefits of a digital rig and recording remotely
'What a talent. What a character': Tributes to Steve Harley, Cockney Rebel star, who has died aged 73
Sunday March 17, 2024. 09:22 PM
How Baker, Bruce and Clapton transcended their (and their management's) very different ambitions for Cream to track a '60s masterpiece
We try these new headphones from Thomann’s low cost brand. Can they provide a meaty sound?
Saturday March 16, 2024. 10:45 PM
Our pick of the must-have accessories that will bring music to the ears of every beginner keyboard player
Studying a true guitar-playing original
Denied the song Stevie Wonder wrote for him, he instead gifted the guitarist a composition that would inspire one of his greatest performances
Played at speed, the fearsome ‘spider’ lick is a challenging two-hand workout. Slow it down and you have a great finger exercise for any guitarist…
A network of springs? A shape-shifting violin? We attempt to explain Baby Audio’s new synth…
Bumblefoot talks tone and changes as he returns with new band Whom Gods Destroy: 'Over the pandemic, I feel like my vibrato changed'
Watch us build a melodic house track using FM’s Sample Archive in under an hour
Follow this easy step-by-step tutorial
This 1950s EQ is still one of the most in-demand processors around, so much so that you can find many (many) hardware and software emulations. But just why is the Pultec EQP-1 such a revered machine?
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