SOS November 2014 is now available! On the cover this month, we have the impressive Moog Sub 37 which combines an arpeggiator, step-sequencer, three-octave keyboard, loads of front-panel control and even a duo-paraphonic mode. We find out whether this is the company’s best synth in a generation. In Classic Tracks we talk to engineer Tony Platt about the making of AC/DC’s multi-platinum ‘Back In Black’. We also interview The Black Keys and find out what goes into recording the BBC Proms for radio and television. As you’ll have come to expect, the magazine is also packed with level-headed expert reviews. This month, we bring you an exclusive review of the innovative Audio-Technica AT5045 instrument mic that uses a rectangular diaphragm, the Blue Mo-Fi active headphones, Acidlab’s retro Miami analogue drum machine and the PX5 and PX6 active monitors from Fostex. We also review hardware and software from Neo Instruments, Sonokinetic, Phoenix Audio, JZ Microphones, Dynacord, Cerwin-Vega, Skoogmusic, Fender, Focusrite, IK Multimedia, Heavyocity, Sveda, Sunset Sound, Funky Junk Industries, Tech 21, Roger Mayer, Spitfire Audio, Hybrid Two and Big Fish Audio. On top of all that, we have regulars such as DAW workshops, Notes From The Deadline, Studio File and Spotlight, which this month explores the many ways of gaining hands-on control over your DAW. Tablet editions worldwide and UK/Europe print editions are available now. The USA print edition will be available next week and certain other territories may have to wait longer for the print version. If you cant wait, get the full contents and start reading right now, here: sosm.ag/nov14contents
Posted on: Thu, 23 Oct 2014 10:04:22 +0000
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