Sound On Sound July 2025

English | 140 pages | True PDF | 151 MB

REVIEWS: Soundtoys SpaceBlender • Eventide Knife Drop • Dreamtonics Synthesizer V Studio Pro 2 • Xvive More You • Audix OMX microphones • Korg microKORG2 • Arturia MicroLab Mk3 • Ferrofish Pulse 8 AE • Analogue Solutions AS500-Seq • EastWest Ancient Kingdom • Dynaudio Acoustics M1 MkII monitors • Drawmer MQ-1 & MQ-2 • Jamstik MFC1 • UJAM UFX Filter • Lake People G103-D-4 • Triton Audio Kompressor • SPOTLIGHT: Multi-Tier Keyboard Stands • Eurorack modules • New sample libraries — and much more!

Beat Issue 236 September 2025

PDF | 09 August 2025 | 79.7 MB

(English and German Edition)

Recording Frustration No More! Find Your Perfect Mic – Exclusively in Beat 09/25! The microphone is the heart of your sound – whether you‘re a beatmaker, live performer, sound engineer, podcaster, or singer. It determines the quality of the recording even before you adjust the first knob. But which type is right for you? Which polar pattern captures your sound perfectly? What are USB microphones good for, and is a vocal booth really necessary? We‘ll cover the basics, dispel common myths, and give you practical tips for vocals, instruments, and speech so you can avoid common mistakes and get the most out of your setup! Plus, we‘ve included 24 microphones in our buying guide.

Electronic Sound 134 2026

English | 100 pages | PDF | 32 MB

We’re walking the dark and gritty streets of post-punk Sheffield for this month’s Electronic Sound cover feature detailing the formative years of CLOCK DVA. We’re bundling the magazine with a truly fantastic seven-inch from the electro-industrial agitators too. Our story starts with Clock DVA main man Adi Newton in a band called The Future, alongside soon-to-be members of The Human League. Once Newton got DVA rolling, his new group forged close associations with Cabaret Voltaire and Throbbing Gristle, quickly matching TG’s reputation for fearsome live sets. By the time they’d played three gigs, they’d been banned from three venues. The focus of our piece is on the first two DVA albums – released in late 1980 and early 1981– with fights, drugs, porn, constructivism, cricket, a missing person and a tragic death all part of the saga. It really is a rollercoaster read.

Beat Issue 242 March 2026

P2P | 18 February 2026 | 83.1 MB

(English & German Edition)

Unlock Your Creative Potential and Master the Charts!

Are you stuck in “loop hell”? The latest issue of Beat is your ultimate escape route. Our 15-page “Melody Mastery” special delivers the professional solutions and tutorials you need to transform simple ideas into irresistible chart hooks. Whether you are a beginner or a pro, we help you end the frustration and find your signature sound. This issue is packed with exclusive gear insights, featuring an in-depth look at the Arturia AstroLab 37—the legendary V-Collection finally in hardware form—and a test of the 3rd Wave 8M Waldorf PPG for desktops. Plus, get inspired by an exclusive interview with the legendary DJ Hell. To top it off, we are giving away a massive 23 GB software download, including the Tone Empire LAM16 Preamp and Tone2 UltraSpace. Don’t just make music—make hits!

Beat Magazine March 2025

English | 84 pages | True PDF | 21 MB

The 101 Most Underestimated Producer Tricks – in Beat 03/25 As producers, we‘re constantly experimenting with techniques to get the perfect sound. But while sidechaining and parallel compression are often in the spotlight elsewhere, we reveal the really crucial secret tricks that make a big difference in the mix. Get ready for secret recipes, mixing tools and the most underrated production techniques that will improve your sound quality, optimize your workflow and increase your motivation. These techniques are the key to more creativity and productivity in the studio – a must for every serious producer! 101 Producr Hacks That No One Else Reveals Sidechain, parallel compression, from loop to track and so on… all run-of-the-mill tips that you‘ve probably gotten tired of. That‘s why we‘re going to look at the real insider tips that no one else dares to mention. Maybe because they sound banal or aren‘t technically explainable?

Electronic Sound 124 PDF

English | 100 pages | PDF | 47 MB

Electronic Sound is the best electronic music magazine in the world. In-depth coverage of the current scene, the pioneers, the machines, and the current thinking of the electronic music world.

Electronic Sound Issue 128

English | 100 pages | PDF | 47 MB

Ahead of a brilliant new album landing in September, we have the fabulous FAITHLESS on the cover of the latest Electronic Sound, and we’re combining the issue with an exclusive red vinyl seven-inch featuring two almighty groovy tracks remixed by the band’s co-founder Sister Bliss. We think this is one of the most uplifting records we’ve ever released. Bliss and her production partner Rollo have called the album ‘Champion Sound’ and it sees Faithless stepping back into the limelight following the death of their singer Maxi Jazz in 2022. It’s been a very emotional time for the pair, as they note in our in-depth interview, but they have now crafted what is probably the best Faithless long-player since ‘Reverence’, their 1996 debut. The vinyl version is a double set, with the tracks on each of the four sides seamlessly sequenced into exhilarating sonic stories. The lyrics are sharp too, as we’ve come to expect from a group that’s never been afraid to balance the hedonism of club hits like ‘Insomnia’ and ‘God Is A DJ’ with some deep and serious thinking.