Black Pearl B200 captures a Bösendorfer 214VC Vienna Concert grand piano, promising to round off the Pianoverse collection with a unique, contemporary tone.
UJAM’s latest plug-in has been created with the aim of solving one of the most common challenges that music producers face: delivering powerful sub-bass tones that translate consistently across all playback systems.
Binaural renderer gains new EQ, additional HRTFs & more
Boasting some major new features and enhanced spatial accuracy, Virtuoso v2 promises to help users make faster, more precise mix decisions when working on headphones.
Arturia's latest release offers a detailed emulation of the Elka Synthex, and introduces some new features that bring the classic sound into the modern era.
The Very Loud Indeed Co. have announced the launch of their 2024 Fall Sale, with significant discounts being applied to their entire product line-up until 17 October 2024.
Immersive Machines have announced the launch of a powerful new tool designed to streamline the way audio professionals handle their Dolby Atmos and ADM files.
IK Multimedia have announced a whole host of incoming TONEX updates, along with a limited-edition version of the TONEX Pedal, enhanced AmpliTube integration, a new Premium Tone Model bundle and much more.
Nick Rothwell learns about the Augmented Instruments Laboratory, a music technology research team lead by Professor Andrew McPherson, whose ongoing projects include the Magnetic Resonator Piano and the Bela open-source platform.
Upgrades include wavetables and multi-voice oscillators
WA Production have released Babylon 2, an upgraded version of their popular and comprehensive synthesizer based around all controls appearing on a single screen.
The Very Loud Indeed Co.’s latest Omnisphere sound pack delivers 120 new patches inspired by the works of composers such as Trent Reznor and Hildur Guðnadóttir.
Captures instruments played from tape at half speed
SLOWER presents a variety of instruments that have been captured on four different tape machines, and then sampled while being played back at half speed.
MIDI orchestration tool gains powerful new features
Nextmidi's innovative Divisimate software can now control up to 512 instruments, and has gained a built-in arpeggiator as well as powerful performance tools.