“Ultra-versatile as well as fantastic value for money”: Rode NT1 Signature review
- £139
- €179
- $159
One of the world’s most popular studio microphones gets back to basics. We find out more
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“Stylish, beautifully made cases that cater to a wide range of uses, with good amounts of power”: ALM Busy Circuits Powered Case review
- £199 upwards
- €248 upwards
- $199 upwards
Is this your new best case scenario? We find out
“With a little editing will have you sounding like your guitar heroes in no time”: NUX MG-400 review
- £199
- €195
- $229
This affordable multi-effects pedal looks to tempt beginner guitar players away from the practice amp with loads of functionality and sounds
“Delivering clarity and accuracy which means you can mix your tracks with confidence”: IK Multimedia ARC Studio review
- £299
- €349
- $315
This all-in-one room correction package means no more excuses for a muddy low-end
"In a world of generic all-rounders, the Snare Mic is more than just friendly naming and marketing bluster" Lauten Audio Snare Mic review
- £399
- €405
- $398
It’s designed for snare drums. It’s a microphone. It’s the Lauten Audio Snare Mic
“Fairly conservative in its design but makes up for it with quality sounds and smart workflow features”: Klevgrand OneShot review
- £82
- €99
- $149
The Swedish developer launches a sample-based drum machine. We give it a shot
"Incredibly low latency figures": Motu M4 review
- £250
- €298
- $270
A feature-packed, great value-for-money audio interface that could be the perfect companion for live shows and studio work
"Where the Shure IEMs excel is in terms of comfort, particularly when compared to some other generic fit options": Shure SE425 Pro review
- £265
- €255
- $269
A solid and affordable off-the-shelf monitoring option
"It puts ease-of-use, speed and versatility ahead of sound design depth – at least when it comes to the hardware": Arturia AstroLab review
- €1599
Those hoping for the full V Collection experience in hardware form might be disappointed. But, as we discover, AstroLab’s simplicity is its biggest selling point
