Not in the mood for a mediocre trampoline, a book with pictures of sofas, or a 4-bit video game console? Whether you are a sound engineer yourself looking for tools to refresh your inspiration, or close to a sound engineer searching for the perfect gift, here is our selection!
A proper home studio starts with a dedicated space arranged in a rational and practical way. You’ve probably noticed that standard furniture store desks don’t meet this need at all. Eagletone therefore tackled this issue and offers you the Studioden 200 at a very competitive price compared to most dedicated furniture brands. The highest shelf is ideal for placing your speakers at ear level, the sliding shelf allows you to store a master keyboard without having to support it all the time, and the steel Z-frame structure is perfect for stability.
In just a few years, Universal Audio has established itself as THE must-have audio interface brand, both for the quality of their converters and the quality of their plugins usable at the input with zero latency. The Apollo interfaces are ideal for the 21st century musician who demands the comfort of a modern and well-thought-out product.
Designed to inspire musicians from the very first note, the MiniLab 3 White is much more than just a master keyboard. This 25-key MIDI controller by Arturia combines intuitive handling, seamless DAW integration, modern connectivity, and an eco-friendly design. Compact yet powerful, it accompanies you from the home studio to professional setups.
With the Pure Drive Quad, Solid State Logic brings its legendary SuperAnalogue™ preamp from the ORIGIN console into a high-performance 2U rack format. This 4-channel mic preamp combines the best of analog and digital, with three sound coloration modes, 12x12 USB audio conversion up to 192 kHz, and comprehensive connectivity, ideal for demanding recording studios.
Did you know? The most widely used guitar software in the world is French! Guitar Pro is the masterpiece of the Lille-based publisher Arobas Music, and if you’ve never used it, you don’t know what you’re missing. Its interface is ultra-clear and functional, the features are numerous and always well thought out, and Guitar Pro is both a learning and creation tool, as it allows you to read complete scores by breaking down the different instruments note by note, but also to program your own accompaniments by choosing sounds from a large MIDI library.
Need a robust interface that doesn’t sound like a toy, all at an unbeatable price? The Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 series is made for you. This little 2i2 is ideal for mobile setups as it’s powered by the computer’s USB port, but its dedicated headphone output with volume control and two jack/XLR inputs allow for real stereo quality recordings wherever you are. To top it off, it’s quite stylish and wouldn’t spoil your living room decor!
Which sound engineer hasn’t dreamed of adding a microphone bearing the legendary German brand Neumann’s logo to their gear? Thanks to the TLM102, this is now possible for those of us who prefer to buy a car rather than a U47. It’s a mic that can handle enormous sound pressure (up to 144 dB), making it perfect for percussion or guitar amps pushed to the limit, and its slightly flattering high-frequency response curve helps bring out vocals without having to push them caricaturally in the mix. An excellent all-around mic and a piece of legend.
A reference in the world of studio headphones, the new Beyerdynamic DT 1990 PRO MKII redefines standards of precision and comfort. A direct evolution of the highly regarded DT 1990 PRO, this MKII version features TESLA.45 technology, a revised impedance of 30 ohms, and a softer sound signature, all with 100% German manufacturing. A high-end choice for mixing, mastering, and audio editing professionals.
The Yamaha NS10 was an essential classic for mixes in the 90s and 2000s, and despite their modest cost, they found their place alongside the much more expensive Genelec monitors in professional studios. The reason for this success is simple: they didn’t color the sound, had nothing flattering about them, and simply reproduced exactly what was given. The HS7 continue this tradition and perfectly reproduce your EQ, reverbs, and compressions without boosting any particular frequencies. In other words, if your mix sounds good on HS7s, it will sound good everywhere.
Looking for a professional audio sequencer capable of handling everything from demos to Dolby Atmos mixes? With Avid Pro Tools Studio Perpetual, enjoy the full version of the famous DAW Pro Tools, accompanied by a perpetual license (lifetime) and a 12-month support plan, including all software updates for one year.
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The 'perpetual' version guarantees access to the software even after the first year, with no mandatory subscription required.
