Spire Studio is a new wireless recording device from iZotope, retailing for $349. Audio technology company iZotope is looking to give musicians of all skill levels a convenient, at-home method to ...

We were kinda fond of the original Spire Studio from iZotope. The portable mobile-connected recording device was certainly a unique proposition along with the unusual design. As a refresher, the Spire ...

iZotope’s innovative, fully portable Spire Studio lets you record up to eight tracks, with effects, and mix them down into a fully-formed song that’s ready to conquer the world (or not, as the case ...

iZotope, Emmy Award-winning experts in intelligent audio technology, announce a new hardware product, Spire Studio. This versatile, wireless system enables songwriters and musicians of all genres to ...

You’re a genius, aren’t you? Course you are. If only you had some way of getting down your brilliant, multi-layered ideas in hi-fi quality before you forget them. If only you had a miniature mobile ...

Musicians using iOS devices such as the iPhone or iPad may be interested in a new piece of hardware called the iZotope Spire Studio which is unique to the iOS platform and allows for multitrack ...

Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. Zotope, Inc., the experts in intelligent audio technology, today release an ...

Inspiration hits you at weird times -- usually when you're in the shower or about to fall asleep. Basically, moments when you have very little chance of putting it down on paper or recording it. The ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. iZotope has released a new version of Spire Studio, its wireless ‘smart’ recording device that ...

The new iOS-exclusive iZotope Spire Studio connects to an iPhone through Wi-Fi to control a multi-track recorder, allowing for nearly any space to be used as a convenient recording studio. The iZotope ...

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