Plug-ins

If you prefer delays that are a little more ‘out there’, this one is aimed at you.

UJAM add some vintage vibes to their range of user‑friendly effects plug‑ins.

Think you’ve heard everything a compressor can do? It might be time to think again...

If you’re looking for one reverb to rule them all, HOFA’s massively comprehensive plug‑in ticks all the boxes.

Created in partnership with Empirical Labs, these two emulations form a characterful yet capable channel strip.

This ‘wet effects generator’ is aimed squarely at modern productions.

Dragon Fire makes setting up frequency‑conscious compression very intuitive, courtesy of an on‑screen curve its makers call the Push Pull Graph.

The world’s not short of LA‑2A plug‑ins, but some are more convincing than others...

JMC Orbitron can run up to four modulation algorithms simultaneously, and they can all be blended to taste with the main circular X/Y control.

FAST Reveal is designed to make it easy to tackle masking problems in your mix.

Can Leapwing’s latest plug‑in really sprinkle some Al Schmitt magic on your recordings?

Waves have a long‑standing relationship with celebrated rock music mixer Chris Lord‑Alge, and CLA Epic offers the user some of Chris’s favourite delay and reverb treatments.

There are many types of distortion that can be pressed into service in the name of musical creativity, ranging from soft...

Will Waves' plug-in emulation of the Abbey Road RS124, which was based on a much modified Altec 436B valve compressor, find favour with today's engineers and producers?

BDE, or Big Distortion Engine for long, is the second plug‑in from producer and engineer Jordan Swift.

This “punchy hybrid compressor” draws its inspiration from both the classic API and SSL hardware designs.

The evolution of convolution takes several steps forward with Inspired Acoustics’ awe‑inspiring immersive reverb.

Your virtual assistant is here to help you find the perfect reverb...

The Echo Cat mimics the famous Watkins hardware tape delay, but is capable of more besides.

We check out Korneff’s vibey take on a tube‑laden FET compressor.

Have you ever wished convolution reverbs could be a little more malleable?