10 Results for "Emulator"

Electronic Dance Pioneers: How To Sound Like New Order

We take a look at some of the key instruments that helped in the formation of the early sound of Manchester electronic band, New Order.

How to sound like Depeche Mode’s Never Let Me Down Again

Depeche Mode's Never Let Me Down Again was recently featured in the HBO series, The Last Of Us. We find out about the track's production.

Rave pioneers: How to sound like Orbital

We check out some of the core studio and stage instruments that helped create the industrial, euphoric sound of rave pioneers Orbital.

How to Sound like: Nine Inch Nails – Pretty Hate Machine

Still active today, Nine Inch Nails remains one of the most successful alternative acts ever. We check out what went into their early sound.

How to get that old-school sampler sound

Ever wondered how to get the old-school sampler sound? Punchy lo-fi drums and underwater pad sounds can give your music a retro feel.

Emulation II+: More 80s sophistication than a permed mullet

Emulation II+ pulls in the sounds of the iconic 80s Emulator I, II and III samplers plus the Drumlator and SP12 for a massive Babycham and Snakebite party.

Transform the Microsoft Surface Dial into a MIDI controller with Elephant

The Surface Dial is a brilliantly engineering piece of hardware that sits around doing nothing all day. Not any more. With Elephant you can transform it into an awesome knob controller for your music software.

Neunhaber’s Iconoclast speaker emulator: A box of tricks for guitarists?

While it's often forgotten just how important speakers are for guitar tone, the Iconoclast new speaker emulator aims to let you carry a virtual one in your gig bag at all times.

REELIGHT my fire! BeatSkillz tape plug-in coming soon

Presumably BeatSkillz didn't intend to name their new tape emulator after the Take That song, but REELIGHT sounds like it will have plenty of fire!

Audified MixChecker revealed: Now all is clear

Last week we saw a teaser video on YouTube for a new product from Audified, but it wasn't clear what it did, how it did it, and if it was going to be hardware or software. Now it's released, is this a tool for ...