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Les Paul's Groundbreaking Recording Gear Gets Back to Work | Dr. Dre Updates His Studio: Nuthin' But an SSL Thang | TiMax Upsizes Spatial Show Files with Scaling Surfaces

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July 8, 2025

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Les Paul's Groundbreaking Recording Gear Gets Back to Work

By Steve Harvey. Les Paul was the father of modern recording, and his original Monster console and Octopus 8-track are back in service, powering the all-new Les Paul Recording Studio.

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Dr. Dre Updates His Studio: Nuthin' But an SSL Thang

Dr. Dre has upgraded his Aftermath Entertainment studio facility with a 96-input Solid State Logic Duality Fuse.

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TiMax Upsizes Spatial Show Files with Scaling Surfaces

TiMax aims to speed up spatial mixes' studio-to-stage transition with a new feature, Scaling Surfaces.

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Allen & Heath Drops dLive Console Firmware V2.1

Allen & Heath's dLive line of live sound consoles gets a new firmware update with new features aimed at enhancing workflows.

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London’s ReKognition Sound Upgrades Monitors

ReKognition Sound in London recently upgraded its monitoring with new speakers that producer-engineer Sean Genockey has something of a history with.

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Sparks Go 'MAD' in the Studio

By Clive Young. Sparks have been on their own unique wavelength for over 50 years, but moving into self-production gave them more control over their music than ever before.

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