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Brand new from the folks at Drawmer is the 1971, a vintage-style, two-channel, four-band parametric EQ with a few tricks up its sleeve.

The epic live single is a 1970s touchstone—which presented challenges for Peter Frampton and Chuck Ainlay when they brought it into the modern-day Dolby Atmos format.

More than 500 podcasters were surveyed to determine what audio gear is currently the industry standard.

The new MBSI channel strip from Metric Halo recreates a classic console that offers tons of character.

Producer and mixer Robbie Soukiasyan promised himself he would one day get a pair of Amphion monitors—and now he has two pairs.

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Sound Particles has introduced inDelay, providing users with a “particle-ized” approach to delay plug-ins.

Sensaphonics' latest product, the dB Check Pro, is essentially an ear-monitor speedometer, able to tell how loud you’re listening.

Now Ticketmaster is battling not only with the government, but with the cyber underworld as well.