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Austrian Audio's new Hi-X20 are said to provide users with the ultimate day-to-day workhorse for recording, mixing and recreational listening.
The latest version of Transit greatly expands the plug-in's Motion section, as well as pushing the total number of built-in effects to 28.
Synchro Arts have announced the launch of a new subscription plan that they say will equip users with everything they need to make, release and monetise their music.
Developed in collaboration with Brainworx, Mäag Audio EQ4 MS captures the sound of Mäag’s EQ4M and introduces some handy additional features.
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.
SPL's latest high-quality preamps both employ a discrete design that utilises individual transistors with no ICs.
In response to significant user demand, Accentize have announced that Chameleon, their popular reverb-matching tool, is now available to those working in multi-channel surround and immersive formats.
Featuring a closed-back design and promising to deliver a clean and accurate sound, the Lensys Professional are said to be a must-have tool for creators on the move.
Sennheiser's latest launch delivers the sound and performance of their renowned MD 421-II in a much smaller package.
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.
The latest version 7 of PreSonus’s popular DAW is now available, packed with new features that promise to make it the most innovative version to date.
Softube’s latest plug-in aims to offer the ultimate doubling and stereo-widening tool, and also packs in some helpful extras such as de-essing, multi-band compression and octave effects.
