Musical Instruments

The POD Go guitar processor is a one-stop purchase for hobby and professional guitarists alike. Let's take a look at its many features.

Akai terms their Advance line of controllers as “unprecedented” plug-in control. The 49-note version that I played with came pretty close to the mark.  I can see its potential as a studio and live situation controller that, once you adjust your workflow, will help you organize, recall and control all of your software synths and effects.

flowkey is an awesome platform to help you learn piano. It has multiple lessons and a massive song library.

IK Multimedia's iRig USB and HD X are the perfect companions for the modern travelling guitarist or bassist.

Are you interested in pickup up the guitar, but feeling overwhelmed by the seemingly endless quantity of models available? Use this guide to help you choose the right instrument, according to your needs.

With a plethora of guitar effects pedal manufacturers producing an increasing number of beautiful looking and sounding pedals, the average pedal board has little real estate to accommodate all that you may want. Hotone Audio has responded with some very aesthetically appealing and fun sounding pedals that are priced friendly and take up about 1/3 of the space that your average stompbox requires. This blog will look at the EKO (delay), Grass (overdrive), and OCTA (Octave effect) from the company’s Skyline product line.

Casio had some great presentations at the NAMM Believe in Music Week, highlighting some of their awesome keyboards.

I review Sennheiser's XS Wireless In-Ear Monitoring Set and the IE 100 PRO In-ear monitors for the the Best Buy blog, including some nice features!

The 4th-generation Scarlett 4i4 audio interface features improved preamps, I/O options, and many useful software extras.

The PrtyRckr is an awesome way to amp up your holiday get-togethers this year. Check out the full review of this portable karaoke machine.