So I’ve conspicuously failed to make a cheap live mixing desk out of a thousand-dollar laptop and ten dollars’ worth of cheap sound cards. Plenty of you will be no doubt be queueing up to ...

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I have reviewed hundreds of products with a particular emphasis on computers and the broad field of peripherals, especially audio gear. At PCMag, I contribute fully tested laptop reviews focused on ...

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However, unlike other types, they can’t simply be plugged directly into a mixing desk. Instead, they require special high-impedence circuitry to extract the audio signal for recording.

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Grammy-nominated saxophonist Kamasi Washington brought down the house at his Tiny Desk Concert. He played selections from three of his albums, showcasing his ability, with the support of his killer ...

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At the end of the day audio interfaces are all about connections and the more money you spend, the more ins and outs and options you’ll get in return. Here’s what you’ll find lurking on the exterior ...

Based at the UK’s University of Huddersfield, Applied Psychoacoustics Laboratory was founded in 2013 by renowned spatial audio and psychoacoustic engineering expert, Professor Hyunkook Lee.