Virtual Instrument

HX-ODDY has been modelled on an original white-face MkI version of the ARP Odyssey, and includes some new features that expand on its original capabilities.

Arturia are offering a generous discount on their range of individual software instruments, effects and sound banks until 13 August 2024.

GForce Software’s latest software instrument recreates the world’s first programmable monophonic synthesizer, the Oberheim OB-1.

Described as a spectral synthesizer, X-Stream is capable of transforming samples into a wide variety of sounds through a combination of stretching, looping and other innovative manipulation techniques. 

As well as delivering a realistic acoustic piano sound, Liberty Upright also includes a set of naturally detuned samples that can be used alongside Pianoverse’s sound-design tools.

Rigid Audio's latest free instrument offers a selection of bowed violin samples with an additional pitch-shifted layer. 

KIT Plugins have announced the launch of the first instalment in their new KIT Drums series that was revealed at NAMM 2024.

The Very Loud Indeed Co.'s latest release comes loaded with 120 Omnisphere patches that offer a wealth of cinematic sounds.

Sonora Cinematic have announced the launch of the second Kontakt Player instrument to be developed using their Aria engine.

Modartt’s latest Instrument Pack kits Pianoteq users out with a physical model of Bösendorfer’s 280VC concert grand piano.

Described as "a piano in orbit", Emergence Audio's latest instrument combines a collection of piano samples with their innovative Infinite Motion Engine.

Organic Instruments have added another instrument to their growing software collection, this time carefully sampling a ukulele.

Dot Allison Dulcet Voice captures the unique, instrument-like vocal style, combining a range of recorded articulations with a collection of sound-design tools and effects.

Scaper has been designed to save users hours of work by generating atmospheric soundscapes using any audio recording. 

The new update for The Score gives users more control over the behind-the-scenes technology behind the instrument while still keeping the focus on creativity rather than technical details.