Plug-ins

LiquidSonics have made a convolution reverb that sounds like an algorithmic reverb — and not just any algorithmic reverb...

A new microphone technology is helping IK Multimedia’s ARC provide ever-better correction for uneven room acoustics.

A new processor from a new developer promises limiting and transient control precisely targeted to the needs of an individual mix.

Soundtoys’ new reverb might be little, but it has a big sound...

Torque lets you retune a drum that’s already been recorded, but without introducing the artifacts that simple pitch-shifting always seems to throw up.

Kilohearts not only develop plug-in processors but also what they call Snapin Host multi-effects plug-ins...

The 9.4 software release sees Universal Audio add a modern classic to their plug-in range.

As we’ve come to expect from Sonnox, their take on the dynamic equaliser boasts more than a touch of class.

This update to Universal Audio’s plug-in catalogue includes several mouthwatering delights!

A major update to Rob Papen’s unique reverb plug-in gives it even more creative sound-design potential.

With yachts, SUVs and auto garages on the menu, Indoor is not your ordinary reverb.

The Pro extension to MasterCheck takes this plug-in to a whole new level, allowing the user to hear (as well as see) how a track will work on different media platforms.

Leapwing Audio are new Belgian plug-in developers. CenterOne is a ‘spatial’ plug-in that doesn’t use M-S techniques at all, relying instead on sophisticated panning and spatial manipulation algorithms.

UltraTap delay was an algorithm in Eventide's H9 processor, but it has now become available as a plug-in in its own right.

McDSP’s tasty echo presents a mouth-watering trio of vintage delay styles, with a side order of freakiness.

Are the days of hex pickups numbered? Now available as a Mac/Win plug-in or stand-alone, Jam Origin’s guitar-to-MIDI utility is fast, versatile and affordable.

Unfiltered Audio’s Dent is a comprehensive set of tools specifically designed to cause severe damage to your audio...

Levels from Mastering The Mix is a refreshing alternative, presenting the metering tools that are needed in today’s loudness-normalised world in an affordable, easy-to-use package.

Peak Rider 2 smoothly detects the dynamics and frequencies of a sidechain signal (external or generated), using it to process the main input in one of 5 ways.

It is sometimes the simplest of ideas that catch your interest. Audreio is such an idea: a way to stream and record audio from a desktop DAW straight to another device, without having to leave your DAW.

What matters in today’s music business is not how loud your mixes are, but how dynamic. This clever new plug-in helps you get them into the zone.