
Rhodes launch Rhodes Clav Pro
Rhodes' latest virtual instrument captures the sharp attack, expressive response and rhythmic character of an instrument that helped define the sound of countless funk, soul, disco and rock records.

Rhodes' latest virtual instrument captures the sharp attack, expressive response and rhythmic character of an instrument that helped define the sound of countless funk, soul, disco and rock records.

Following on from the launch of the 500-series version of their BAX EQ unit, Dangerous Music have now teamed up with modelling experts Acustica Audio to create an officially licensed plug-in.

Harmonic Piano captures the sound of a pair of two grand pianos played without lids, and with a finger lightly placed around a quarter of the way down each string!

PSP BBDelay aims to capture not only the unmistakable sound of classic analogue Bucket Brigade Device (BBD) hardware, but also the musical unpredictability that made the devices so inspiring.

The new C-pop Voices Expansion Pack contains 10 new SoundID VoiceAI models built specifically for Mandopop, Cantopop or any track searching for the style of vocal that dominates those genres.

Audiocube Space offers 3D sound placement, acoustic simulation and multichannel mixing in formats up to 9.1.6 directly inside VST3, AU and AAX hosts

The latest headphones to join the beyerdynamic range have been designed to tackle everything from location video shoots and field recording to high-SPL live-sound duties.

A year on from the launch of the Oracle, SSL have revealed a new flagship console which they say redefines what is possible in analogue production.

Arturia have recently launched their annual Summer Sale, which sees discounts of up to 30% applied across a range of their individual software instruments, plug-ins and sound banks.

Atlas Reverb promises to give vocals, drums, guitars, synths and even full mixes a sense of depth and dimension that feels connected to the record rather than simply sounding like it's been applied over the top of it.

Based on the EQP-1A, the new EQDeluxe promises to deliver huge-sounding low end and “retro studio charm”, and as you might expect, has been optimised to work with guitar and bass signals.

Multiply 2 boasts a redesigned GUI and a set of 80 new factory presets that showcase its range of chorus and widening effects.