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Designed to support independent artists, producers, and collaborators at every stage of the music-making journey, SOS FOR ARTISTS is a new subscription service from Sound On Sound that brings together all the tools needed to take your music from idea to release.
Available in 24- and 48-input configurations and boasting up to 112 inputs at mixdown, the Oracle promises to "revolutionise analogue console technology once again" thanks to complete recall of all processing, routing, gain and pan settings.
GForce's new soft synth has been designed to help users create a wide variety of FM sounds without the need for complex programming.
Available in two sizes, HK Audio's new POLAR MK2 systems are said to offer intuitive operation and uncompromising functionality, making them an ideal all-in-one solution for a wide range of event and presentation applications.
Omnisphere Cobalt delivers a collection of 120 new cinematic patches for Spectrasonics' popular software synthesizer.
Instant Audio have announced the launch of a new multi-effects plug-in designed to deliver studio-quality vocal processing while meeting the demands of live performance.
Boasting a powerful new engine, improved note-bending, a Real-Time Mode and more, Fluid Chords continues to reimagine how musicians interact with MIDI, providing users with a way to create previously unimaginable chord changes.
Sound Radix have just announced the launch of a free update that brings a range of fixes and performance upgrades to the post-production version of their renowned time- and phase-alignment plug-in.
Boasting full MPE compatibility and drawing on the power of physical modelling, the latest additions to Expressive E's software line-up promise to deliver a new take on bowed string instruments.
Sonora Cinematic have launched this free pack filled with sounds that “shimmer with tension, mystery and wonder”. Drift was born from an ambitious orchestral recording session for a forthcoming virtual instrument.
Physical Audio’s new Tetrad soft synth uses a combination of physical modelling and granular synthesis to recreate the sound of the sculpture-based synth installation featured on composer and transmedia artist Gadi Sassoon'sModes of Vibration album.
OCELOT Octaver can be used to add some low-end weight to kick drums and basses, brighten up lacklustre synth sounds and more, all while incurring minimal latency and CPU load.
