M-Loudener aims to provide users with control over their track's perceived loudness and stereo width without sacrificing clarity and dynamic range. 

Dolby's latest software release combines the features of their Dolby Atmos Production Suite and Dolby Atmos Mastering Suite tools into a single all-in-one solution.

Spitfire's latest collaboration with composer Samuel Sim offers a selection of brass and woodwind instruments, and provides a closer and more intimate sound than their larger symphonic libraries.

ASM's latest Hydrasynth update delivers some powerful new features including a new Step mode for the One-Shot LFO feature, expanded arpeggiator functionality, and some interesting new options for the VoiceMod menu. 

Users are being invited to test out a new service which allows batches of audio files to be processed remotely with Acustica's Lava microphone modelling technology.

ReCoil offers a wide range of vintage-inspired spring reverb effects, and allows users to choose between a variety of different models that range from traditional tanks to rather more unusual offerings.

Sampleson's latest release allows producers and composers to create complex evolving soundscapes by quickly combining and modulating up to 17 sound sources.

RME's latest Fireface offers a total of 94 inputs and 94 outputs, improved A-D and D-A converters, DC-coupled analogue outputs and enhanced digital clocking and jitter suppression thanks to the company's SteadyClock FS technology.

Toneworks' first release is equipped with a comprehensive step sequencer, harmoniser and arpeggiator, and can either host software instruments directly, or control them via MIDI. 

Yamaha's latest portable stage keyboards build on the sucess of the CP and YC series, and come packed with a wide range of built-in sounds, hands-on control and sound design capabilites.