There are a number of rare collector’s items in the sale, including a modified Moog Model 15 synthesizer purchased by John in ...

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“We happen to sell music instruments, but we’re in the business of fulfilling people’s dreams.” — Chuck Surack, CEO and Founder of Sweetwater One of the ways I demonstrate the models my consulting ...

It’s a good time to be a musician (if you happen to have another form of income, that is). Because it seems like just about every month, the major online music retailers are having massive sales ...

Analog synthesizers, sound devices, and effects processors are back in a big way. We take a look at some of our favorite, unique audio gear for the home or pro studio, along with some useful staples ...

New cars are quieter than ever, which means they're soundproof enough to become mobile recording studios. That's not the intent of double-pane windows, laminated windshields, or all the yards of foam, ...

Fans of the legendary rock band Led Zeppelin have a rare chance to own some of bassist John Paul Jones ' personal music gear, ...

I've been recording my own music for a long time. And I'm on a more or less constant quest to find the best audio interface—that secret sauce that's going to level up my home studio (okay, it's a ...

With most of us still in the thick of stay-at-home orders, you may find that talking to yourself has become a new norm—particularly if you live alone. Podcasting is a way to harness this energy into a ...

Headphones are another vital piece of kit as your singer will need them for monitoring purposes to hear the backing track while singing. But they need to be closed-back, and quality ones at that, to ...

Recording studios are still closed along with all other “non-essential” businesses. That hasn’t derailed music-making for huge stars with home studios or bedroom pop purveyors who rely entirely on ...