HeadRush have expanded their product range with three new guitar-focused releases.

Wong’s collaboration with Neural DSP results in a versatile suite that caters to players seeking pristine funk tones and dynamic effects.

Teenage Engineering have announced the release of the OP‑XY, a sequencer, synthesizer and sampler designed for modern music creators and live performers.

Apple’s developers have added many features in response to frequent requests from existing users.

Qu-Bit's Stardust captures up to 10 minutes of high-quality audio (or 5 minutes in stereo) and allows users to loop and transform it through intuitive controls.

Now powered by the developer’s custom-built Aria engine, Poiesis Cello 2 introduces an array of creative controls, features and presets.

Free to existing users, Sonimus have unveiled version 1.1 updates for both their A-Console and N-Console plug-ins, introducing new features and improved performance.

Spitfire Audio have teamed up with celebrated Icelandic composer Ólafur Arnalds to release Ólafur Arnalds Cells, combining live strings and analogue synths.

The latest addition to the Origin Effects range pays tribute to one of Fender's most sought-after vintage valve amps. 

Simply named the Synth, Polyend's first standalone synthesizer packs in eight sound engines that offer a vast array of sounds ranging from classic to contemporary.