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Pro Audio > Keyboard Magazine
Thursday July 3, 2025. 05:00 PM
From wonky reverbs, complex motion designers and dehumanisers, this assortment of tools will take your music into places you never thought possible
I use these plugins on almost every project, and you can get them with up to $250 off
Leapwing's intuitive, incisive plugins let users perform forensic mix surgery with ease and emulate the tones of iconic producers.
With three operators, no algorithms and a morphing filter, Pivot aims to make FM user-friendly – and you can try a Lite version for free
Plus, the Teenage Engineering OP-1 patch that “shows up everywhere” on the record
He suggests that Steven Tyler would be able to take part
Phasing and flanging are often confused. We ask why - and demystify!
Fans take to social media to share a string of disappointing ‘No Disc’ errors after giving Lorde's latest a spin
That hard-tuned, robot-like sound, first popularised by Cher, has now become something of a staple in modern pop
Wednesday July 2, 2025. 11:53 PM
The new kid on the block delivers its first hard-hitting amp sim, which is tailor-made for brutal noise making and modern metal grit – just don’t call it the blues
Unconventional and creatively inspiring, these soft synths are pushing synthesis in bold new directions
We sit down with Musik Hack co-founder Sam Fischmann to hear more about the philosophy behind its superb mastering plugin
Today's Song was released... today
'This way he will still be with me at all the shows and this has given me a sense of closure,' he says
Takkuuk premieres tomorrow in London
Also, is that Pelham Blue Les Paul Custom a new signature model for Richie Faulkner?
Our resident mixing expert Jon Musgrave, serves up his go-to toolkit for compressing with the best of them
She also calls out people who enjoy pop music but “don’t respect it or what it is”
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