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April 22, 2014 New Products ProSoundNetwork Presents Best of Show, 2014 NAB Show Winners » AES 136th Convention App » Brainworx Chandler Limited plug-ins for the UAD Platform » CEDAR Audio Studio 6 » Today's Review Studio Reviews: Moog Analog Delay, Moog Ladder & Thunderbolt Optical Cable by Corning by Russ Long, Senior Contributor for Pro Audio Review “After reviewing a trio of “meat and potatoes” 500 Series modules in last month’s PAR, I’m excited to dig into the two most inspiring 500 Series modules of any kind that I’ve encountered to date: the Moog Analog Delay and the Moog Ladder. These all-analog modules pack the classic Moog sound into the 500 Series format and are truly amazing. I also delve into the Thunderbolt Optical Cable by Corning, which adds an entirely new dimension to Thunderbolt use in the professional studio and beyond. No longer limited to a three-foot long copper cable, Thunderbolt Optical connections may now stretch up to 60 meters in length.” More » No subscription to Pro Audio Review? Get on the inside track with the best peer-to-peer pro reviews in the audio production biz: visit http://www.mypsnmag.com now! Today's Video The Story of the Focusrite Studio Console Courtesy of Focusrite, this incredibly interesting 40-minute documentary chronicles the development of their Forte recording console. Only ten were ever built; six remain in operation today. More » Today's Blog Engineering Jack White's Record-Breaking Single by Kelleigh Welch Saturday, April 19, 2014, independent record stores across the world celebrated Record Store Day, an annual event held on the third weekend in April to celebrate independent record stores. While many artists typically issue limited-edition releases to celebrate the event, indie rocker Jack White decided to take it a step further by breaking the record for “World’s Fastest Studio-to-Store Record,” recording a two-song single, pressing it to vinyl and selling it, all in one day. White accomplished the entire process, from the first guitar note played to the sound of a cash register ringing up the first sale, in only 3 hours, 55 minutes, and 21 seconds at Nashville's Third Man Records. The Swiss accordion trio Vollgas Kompanie, who released a live album one day after recording it, previously held the world record. More » Click The Covers — Digital Edition Quick Links Months of PAR's digital edition reviews are just a click away! More » Events Summer NAMM, July 17-19, Nashville » 137th AES Convention, Oct 9-12, Los Angeles

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