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This B&H kit puts together the elements you'll need to bring quality vocal recordings to your music in one convenient, money saving package.
The Venom combines classic analog sounds with digital processing to deliver a versatile synth with a distinctive, biting character.
This 4 channel controller and audio interface also functions as a stand alone DJ mixer.
In this video we take a look at Avid's MBox Audio Interfaces for Mac and PC.
These keyboards play virtual and MIDI instruments and they have encoder knobs, drum pads, and transport controls for your DAW and plug-ins.
There’s a certain allure to turning a big knob on a high-end piece of audio gear, but sometimes the most useful tools are the inexpensive doodads. There’s an army of budget-friendly accessories that play a major role both in the studio and on set. 
The original Tascam DR-100 stood out from the pack for being an extremely well equipped, compact portable digital recorder laden with useful features, like its dual XLR inputs and thumb-friendly level-adjustment dials. Even though it was a popular and well-regarded model, Tascam decided to push things further.
Jimi Hendrix was famous for was playing guitar with his teeth, but if he had a Keith McMillen Instruments 12 Step Foot Controller, he would have been able to tap out notes with his feet, too. 
In this video, we take a look at the Kaoss Pad Quad Dynamic Effects processor from Korg.
Professionals, particularly the ones who work on location and often under extreme conditions, are particularly picky when it comes to selecting the bags and cases they choose to transport their cameras, lights and audio equipment.
Having an acoustic piano in your home is a real pleasure. However, beginning and advanced musicians both really benefit from being able to practice and compose privately on headphones, at any hour, day or night. 
Portable keyboards have an uncanny ability to make musical exploration fun. They’re great for beginners because they have built-in music lessons, and everyone enjoys tinkering around with their exotic instrument sounds and pre-programmed rhythms.