Cables & Adapters
Like anything worth creating, solidifying the process of a project is key to success. Often, the ambitious work of aspiring music producers can get bogged down from a lack of organization. Projects can bloat into dozens of unnamed tracks processed with reckless abandon, and audio and MIDI clips get chopped and sliced into a charcuturie board of chaotic (un)organization.
For the fever-pitched producer in a flow state, this chaos can be managed during the session (to an extent). But what if they were to step away from the project and come back
Audio cables tend to be a controversial subject. Many audio folks have referred to expensive cables as the snake oil of the audio industry. And while it’s sometimes true that insanely expensive cables don’t deliver on the hype, there are certain cable characteristics that can inarguably make or break sound quality or even damage your equipment. Whether you’re looking for a quality XLR cable for your mic or a ¼-inch TS for your instrument, we’ve put together a list of our favorite cables.
Most of us can agree that cables don’t have dramatic