SOUND ON SOUND
Spitfire Audio's new BBC Radiophonic Workshop library provides users with access to the sounds behind classic shows such as Doctor Who, the Goon Show, Blake’s 7, The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, Living Planet and many more.
The latest version of Bitwig’s popular DAW software delivers a whole host of new features, additional Grid modules, an updated Bitwig Drum Machines sound package and more.
The UT Twin 48 is built around a NOS EF86 pentode valve, and offers two modes of operation that mimic the behaviour of both the U47 and U48.
Emma Legato is said to be a powerful and user-friendly tool and has been designed to create rich vocal textures and realistic melody lines for cinematic and ambient compositions.
With the launch of the NKS Hardware Partner Program, a number of industry-leading brands will soon be able to bring enhanced integration with NKS-capable software to their own hardware controllers.
The latest addition to Erica Synths' line-up sees the reintroduction of not one, but four of Hexinverter's popular Mutant drum modules.
The latest expansion pack for Infiltrator 2 caters to a whole host of musical genres including drum and bass, techno, house and trance.
In our latest SOS Case Study, we take an in-depth look at how the immersive audio capabilities of Antelope Audio’s Galaxy interfaces are being put to work by two very different users.
The hardware HG-Q equaliser that was modelled and released by Plugin Alliance in November 2024 has now reached the end of it’s seven-year development, and is available to pre-order.
Claire: Avant captures a Fazioli F308 concert grand with its lid removed, and features a range of unconventional techniques that are said to bring out the instrument’s raw textures and hidden harmonics.
Set for release on 21 March 2025, Synthesizer V Studio 2 Pro boasts an improved algorithmic design and enhanced multi-threading support, improving rendering times by up to 300% and achieving more natural-sounding vocals.
Available as a free download, Sampleson's latest plug-in is an experimental project that allows users to generate random overdrive pedal emulations with a single click.
