It's always great to get the inside scoop on an industry leader. Here is the interview we facilitated for Rodger Cloud in the February issue of Music Inc magazine:

Furthermore, they say "By not limiting themselves to a faithful reproduction of the feature set of a specific hardware original, EastWest have made something considerably more versatile. It authentically captures the fabulous character of ‘that’ sound, but it also offers much more. Combined with the convenience of the virtual instrument format, it’s a very appealing prospect."

"What an amazing sounding mic...and I LOVE the dark tones and the overall flatness of this microphone." Aiden recommends the Austrian Audio OC16 if you're looking for a flat microphones without having to move up to the $1,000 price point.

After having had a great experience with the OC16, Danny tries the big brother and is blown away!

Statements like that make for a very happy new year :) Zndborn Mixed It checks out the Austrian Audio OC16:

Music Connection tested our OD505 vocal mic and says it's as great for soft voices as for podcasting or even recording a guitar amp.

Kohle found it: the hippest guitar recording microphone for heavy music. No EQ needed. Watch the video to see what he's talking about.

"String Machine stands out for two simple reasons: it sounds superb and it’s fun to use":

If you are looking for the vintage sound of the various string machines as well as string sounds of the polysynths of the 70s, 80s and 90s, EastWest String Machine is the right choice. The combination of sounds and levels makes this instrument so appealing. In order to get a comparable sound, you would have to laboriously layer a wide variety of virtual instruments. In terms of operation, EastWest String Machine is easily and quickly implemented, and, above all, with a manage