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How to simply reverse your audio with CableGuys TimeShaper

Reverse playback in TimeShaper with this step-by-step tutorial

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“He used little gear, took a low fee, and let the band and their music do the talking - and if he could do it all in one take, so much the better”: The genius of 'anti-producer' Steve Albini

This month in our Pioneers series, we explore the influence of an engineer whose uncompromising approach helped to shape the sound of albums from Nirvana, Pixies and PJ Harvey

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“Never thought I’d be DJing in a carriage”: Nia Archives is set to perform on a train as she heads to the Glastonbury Festival, and you could be on board with her

Enjoy a “100mph mini-festival” in the company of the rising UK drum ‘n’ bass star

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"Once I discovered how valuable and useful it is, it just completely changed everything for me": There's a pedal that will make your guitar rig sound better in a mix – and you've probably never considered buying one

To be honest, we haven't got one either… yet!

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Musicians outraged as Spotify CEO claims the "cost of creating content" is "close to zero": "Our albums took hundreds of hours of human effort, hard work and creativity"

Daniel Ek's comments arrive as Spotify reports record profits of over €1bn in Q1 2024

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"We were getting more talented and George began to write lots of songs… he was lucky to get a track on an album." The lost 1971 John Lennon and Yoko Ono interview on the Beatles' split when they insisted Michael Parkinson wore a black sack over his head

"It's total communication if you're in the bag"

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Flip it and reverse it: A history of reversed audio in music production

Backwards is the new forwards!

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“People like The Stones, or later on The Kinks. They all really liked us and thought that we had something special": The Liverbirds on life as Britain’s first female rock band

The Liverbirds on life as Britain's first female rock band

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"For over a minute, the whole track goes on a time-stretch journey": 5 tracks that make creative use of time-stretching

By the ’90s it might have seemed to some like all of the possibilities forsubverting playback had been done… or were they?

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"A small guitar – with useful depths": Gretsch Jim Dandy Deltoluxe Parlor acoustic guitar

Short on scale and price with an electric bonus

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US outdoors brand Stio reveals Taylor Guitars collaboration with a stunning range of GS-Mini acoustics

Nine artists created designs for the guitars inspired by "textures and stories of the outdoors"

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"There are certain names I deeply wish were on the guest list tonight, but we lost them too early": Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder remembers his lost musical peers and covers Nine Inch Nails' Hurt in Seattle, Johnny Cash-style

"I can't stop thinking about them"

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"Lair is your door to familiar, abominable, and alien worlds": Is AberrantDSP's Lair the weirdest reverb plugin we've ever seen?

"Decoded from a diskette of unknown origin, Lair is a transporter through when and where, retooled as a reverberation effect"

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Try these 4 ways to power up your guitar power chords

Simple tricks for new inspiration from popular music's most common type of chord

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“I can't wait to jam out with all the campers": Green Day's Mike Dirnt signed up to Rock Camp, along with The Killers' Dave Keuning and Jane's Addiction's Stephen Perkins

Your chance to jam with your heroes

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"This synthesizer is clearly not a clone": Behringer responds to Tom Oberheim on UB-Xa

"We clearly shared the plan for the UB-Xa synthesizer and received consent to use the trademark"

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“He had the most equipment that I've ever seen - every synth you can imagine and huge modular setups… I think there were 1,100 modules and counting!”: Studio designer Jim Keller on Martin Gore’s studio

Jim Keller's Sondhus has created extraordinary studios for bands including a-ha and Depeche Mode. What can they teach us about making our own spaces work to our advantage?

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“By far, the most stressful day of my entire life": The unexpected story of a Burt Bacharach and Hal David classic that reduced Noel Gallagher to a nervous wreck

How a sublimely dreamy, easy-listening love song captured the collective minds of middle America during one of the nation’s most turbulent years

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Former Spitfire Audio CEO Will Evans on new music tech company Song Athletics: "We’re making tools for music-makers, but coming from a place of having a broader interest in sound and the love of music and recording"

Since launching in 2023, Song Athletics has released sample packs, a plugin and even a coffee range - but where is the brand headed next?

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“With warm mids, compressed and focussed lows and a militant top-end, this guitar makes short work of classic rock riffage”: Gibson Theodore Standard

They say you should never judge a book by its cover and that's certainly true of Gibson's newest creation

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"A song doesn't need to be longer than 2 minutes 30... we don't need to repeat a verse, we don't need to have a bridge - we don't need it!": PinkPantheress opens up on why her songs are so short

The artist's latest single clocks in at 2 minutes and 27 seconds, while her longest so far is 2023's Capable of love, coming in at three minutes and 43 seconds

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“I think the biggest pitfall about learning the blues is faking it”: Slash talks true blues, his love for the pedal steel and valuable advice for new players

Switching out his fabled Les Paul for an ES-335 and his Marshall for Magnatone, Slash goes all in on the blues for Orgy Of The Damned – and lifts the lid on the gear that powered the album

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“If you look at the surface you can see bits of train sets, remote controls, scalpel blades, Warhammer models, an old vacuum cleaner, even a Covid test.” Devil & Sons’ Daniel Wallis on his sci-fi-inspired Craftcaster guitars

Devil & Sons unveil their new sci-fi inspired 'Craftcasters'

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You get vertigo and you lose your hearing, but what you gonna do?": Huey Lewis opens up about hearing loss

Huey Lewis talks about his hearing loss

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“How does the vocal melody fit the chords? It kind of… doesn’t”: A music professor breaks down the “song of the summer“, Sabrina Carpenter's Espresso

We put this "finely engineered product of the pop machine" under the musical microscope

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