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With NAMM 2018 fast approaching, Universal Audio just launched its new Arrow audio interface, and it looks to be quite compelling. Featuring a design that’s similar to the company’s higher end Apollo ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Technology journalist specializing in audio, computing and Apple Macs. One of the world’s leading makers of audio recording ...

Luna’s excellent infrastructure, and proposed scope warrant more than 3.5 stars, but the DAW is still in its infancy and even the basics are still being fleshed out. It also works only with Universal ...

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