Plug-ins

Nine years after its original launch, Eiosis have rebooted their Air EQ plug-in with some unique new features.

A Waves plug-in based on the original hardware Dbx 160 designed by engineer David Blackmer in the early 1970s.

Acoustic guitar modelling Plug-in.

The ADR F760X-R Compex compressor/expander was a favourite dynamics processor during the 70s and 80s.

Whilst PSP’s basic design remains the same, with a graphic display of the overall EQ curve and controls for up to five parametric EQ bands. Almost every aspect has been enhanced in some way or another.

With the VST protocol now supported, more people than ever can use CEDAR’s industry-standard restoration tools.

Can Sonarworks’ calibration plug-in help to make mixing on headphones less of a compromise?

Auto-Tune is said to be the biggest-selling plug-in of all time. How does the new version shape up against the competition?

Sound Radix’s novel plug-in provides new ways of controlling the dynamics of drum recordings.

Leslie-style rotary speakers are mechanically simple, but sonically complex — hence the attention to detail in PSP’s plug-in recreation.

Sugar Bytes’ simple but effective production tool helps you turn your ideas into music — fast!

When mixes are setting your teeth on edge, Brainworx’s mastering tool offers a soothing effect.

Zynaptiq’s innovative processors are claimed to address previously intractable problems with recorded audio.

With component-level adjustment and ‘amp matching’ features, BIAS can target almost any guitar amp sound — real or imagined!

This month XILS Lab 'XILS4' and Digital Brain's 'Multiplex Vocoder'.

UA’s emulation of the AMS digital reverb shows exactly why the original is still regarded as a classic.

Fabfilter’s Pro-Q already did everything an EQ should do — so what can they have added in version 2?

Sonoris’s mastering-oriented plug-in is designed to make dynamic control as unobtrusive as possible.

Overloud are on a mission to prove that convolution reverb can be brash, bold and, above all, big!

An oft–overlooked advantage of analogue working methods is sensible metering. MeterPlugs’ K–Meter brings the same approach to your DAW.

Two contrasting new virtual amplifiers and a reverb add to the appeal of Scuffham Amps’ virtual amp simulator.