“One of the easiest and classiest-sounding drum instruments in its price range”: Modalics MINDst Drums review
- $99
It might be a bit too purple, but behind its simple UI, MINDst Drums delivers all the mix-ready, real beats you could need…
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"A small guitar – with useful depths": Gretsch Jim Dandy Deltoluxe Parlor acoustic guitar review
- £279
- $279.99
Short on scale and price with an electric bonus
“With warm mids, compressed and focussed lows and a militant top-end, this guitar makes short work of classic rock riffage”: Gibson Theodore Standard review
- £1999
- $1999
They say you should never judge a book by its cover and that's certainly true of Gibson's newest creation
“One of the best sound design tools around”: Arturia Pigments 5 review
- £165
- €199
- $171
Arturia’s Pigments is one synth to do it all, in as slick a way as possible. And v5’s additions are a lot better than they sound
“Plenty of functionality to grow into and perfect for the solo or beginner recording musician”: Universal Audio Volt 1 review
- £99
- €129
- $139
UA’s budget audio interface looks to bring the sound of vintage mic pres to the masses
“Dream of recording in a prestige studio? This easy-to-use software may be your ticket to the big time”: Universal Audio Sound City Studios review
- £349
- €406
- $434
We step into one of rock’s most revered studios
"The Gen 3 feels like you are viewing the older iteration in 4K – there's greater detail and nuance in the tone": Boss Katana 50 & 100 Gen 3 review
- £289+
- $299+
Boss is sharpening the blade of their cutting-edge practice amps – but is it worth upgrading?
"It’s a chameleon for your pedalboard": Line 6 HX One review
- £299
- $299
Helix scales down to widen its appeal
“Fantasic for those who like the feel of console mixing and the SSL sound”: SSL UC1 and 360 Link review
- £569
- €666
- $599
SSL’s UC1 is now capable of controlling all of your plugins thanks to the company’s new (and free) SSL 360 Link plugin. Is it time for a reappraisal?
