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| ../ TestDrive: Novation Launchpad
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| Novation recently released a dedicated Ableton Live Controller to compete against the Akai APC range for the fervent Live user base. Although both share the grid paradigm, Novation took a slightly different tact in their Launchpad design that we feel paid off during our long term test.
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| ../ TestDrive: ATI ADAC-2
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| Audio Technologies, Inc. recently released a 24 bit / 192kHz, two-channel sample rate converter with three independent A/D, D/A and SRC signal paths. The company is trying to enhance their industry reputation by developing versatile audio utility products that will appeal to studio owners on a budget. Unfortunately...
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| ../ TestDrive: Livio Radio Featuring Pandora
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| For $199, the Livio Radio is certainly not cheap, but you get what you pay for here: a good-looking, easy to use product with solid build quality that we can easily recommend to our readers who like their Internet radio not tethered to a computer.
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| ../ TestDrive: Akai APC40 Review
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| The Akai APC40 is scores high on technology, build-quality, ease-of-use and bang-for-the-buck, but some ergonomic and workflow issues took away some of the shine. However, don't let that stop you. If you've been biding your time in order to purchase a savvy controller for Ableton Live without breaking the bank, your wait is officially over.
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| ../ TestDrive: Stanton SCS.3d - DaScratch
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| Stanton is back. After years of lackluster new product announcements, strictly cosmetic product polishing and recovering from their very public breakup with Native Instruments, the seminal DJ company finally has something to smile about, their new SC.3d... More!
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| ../ TestDrive: Slacker G2 Portable Radio
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| When the Slacker Internet Radio service first bowed in 2007, we were not impressed. The online radio component worked adequately, but the cringe-worthy hardware was such a dismal failure that we didn't think the concern would stay in business long enough to take another crack at their provocative music model.
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| ../ Ghost In The Maschine
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| Like all major manufacturers hoping to cut through the din of new product announcements, Native Instruments did its fair share of hyping their new products for NAMM this year. The German concern had long been rumored to be working on some sort of hardware controller for electronic musicians, and most industry watchers, including FutureMusic, believed this would come in the shape of a MIDI DJ controller that would perfectly integrate with Traktor. Wrong!!
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