SOUND ON SOUND
With a string of Oberheim recreations under their belt, GForce have now partnered with Sequential to create an official Prophet-5 emulation.
The Crow Hill Company's latest release promises to represent “a new attitude towards controlling sound to fit your music”.
PSPaudioware’s latest release offers automatic level adjustment and provides more detailed control than many traditional dynamics processors, as well as offering a quicker alternative to writing-in fader automation.
The Oram Awards have returned for 2026 to celebrate the unusual, unique and unfiltered creative worlds of women and gender-diverse artists experimenting with sound, music and technology.
Boasting a three-band design with each band equipped with its own oscillators, waveshapers and effects, Rumble has been designed to create the weight, punch, articulation and movement required by contemporary bass-heavy productions.
Detroit Drums includes two vintage kits, offers per-drum tuning and dampening, and includes an authentic-sounding 1960s-era virtual mixer with a wealth of vintage-inspired processing and effects built in.
The latest version of MetaGrid Pro is able to create fully working grid layouts and take care of shortcut creation, icons and labelling — all from a user's text prompt.
As its name suggests, Rhythmic Filters focuses on all things filter-related, and includes a collection of Infiltrator 2 presets that have been designed to deliver instant groove, movement and inspiration.
Movimento Strings Inflections builds on the capabilities of its predecessor by introducing extended techniques that promise to bring some “new textures and fresh colours” to users’ cinematic strings palettes.
Meris’ Ottobit pedal range draws its inspiration from vintage gaming consoles, and the latest addition to the family takes the concept even further, introducing a wide range of new lo-fi sounds reminiscent of the 1980s.
At GearExpo UK, James Nugent and Mark Ashfield of Present Day Production will join Jesco Lohan of Acoustics Insider for a straight-talking look at why small rooms are so unforgiving.
The new MiniLab 37 promises to retain everything that made the original a hit, but offers an enhanced playing experience thanks to an additional 12 slim keys.
