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Pad Novation / / Laura Mitchell

Pad Novation: A Complete Buyer's Guide

Novation Pad controllers come in multiple models at different price points. This guide helps you choose the right model based on your DAW, budget, and whether you need pads only or keyboard too.

Krautrock / / Rachel Hughes

A Beginner's Guide to Krautrock

Krautrock is one of the great untapped corners of music history — experimental, hypnotic and unlike anything else. This guide explains what it is and exactly where to start.

Zoom Pedals / / Laura Mitchell

The Complete Guide to Zoom Pedals

Zoom pedals deliver professional-grade multi-effects processing in portable devices. Learn how to choose between guitar and bass models and maximise their creative potential.

Steinberg / / Daniel Cooper

The Best Steinbergs for the Money

There's no single “best” Steinberg product — there's a best one for your job and budget. Here's how the range stacks up, tier by tier.

Denon Cdj / / Katherine Reed

The Complete Guide to Denon Cdj

The Denon CDJ stands as a professional DJ staple, combining audio quality, reliable construction, and intuitive controls in one trusted hardware platform.

Pop Punk / / Natalie Brooks

A Beginner's Guide to Pop Punk

Punk's speed and directness married to pop's gift for a hook — here's what actually makes pop punk tick, and where it sits next to emo.

Bhangra / / Emma Wilson

Bhangra Subgenres, Explained

One word covers a lot of ground here. Here's what actually separates the different bhangra subgenres, and why the boundaries stay so blurry.

Korg Minilogue / / Elizabeth Carter

A Guide to Korg Minilogue

The Korg Minilogue made genuine four-voice analogue polyphony affordable and easy to learn. Here is exactly how it works, inside and out.

Violin Tuner / / Caroline James

Violin Tuner: A Complete Buyer's Guide

The right violin tuner is one you will actually use in the places you play. Discover which type suits your practice space, budget and playing level—and why the most expensive option isn't always the b...

Classic / / Emma Wilson

A Beginner's Guide to Classic

Classic rock is a broad, guitar-driven genre that dominated the late 1960s and 1970s — and never really went away. Here's everything you need to know to get started.

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