Plug-ins

Described as an “all-terrain tone explorer”, Topos combines saturation processing with speaker simulation, providing musicians, producers and sound designers with a wealth of control over their tracks’ tone, depth and spatial presence.

Scaler 3 promises to make it easier than ever for users to take new directions, solve musical puzzles and improve their work-in-progress projects in new and interesting ways.

GPU Audio's long-awaited SDK (Software Development Kit) is now available, opening up their GPU-accelerated processing to those developing their own plug-ins and applications. 

IK Multimedia’s new Lurssen Mastering EQ plug-in is said to offer smooth, nuanced curves that deliver a stunning high and low end, enabling subtle yet powerful tonal enhancements.

Capable of working in real time, ProAudioDeclipper is able to reconstruct clipped audio files and is said to offer results that are often indistinguishable from an unclipped recording.

Valve System VA645 has been designed to react to incoming in the same way as analogue hardware, and is said to deliver a range of tonal characters while avoiding harsh-sounding distortions. 

Said to be the twisted counterpart of Tracktion's LOVE plug-in, Dawesome HATE is capable of generating everything from subtle warmth to “total sonic destruction”.

M-Leveller analyses the incoming signal and applies gain changes to individual notes and phrases, and promises to ensure consistent levels with unmatched transparency.

With the launch of eXplorer 10, Rob Papen's all-in-one bundle has gained an all-new synth along with some updates to its existing line-up.

The NOIZ Hub C Series includes C-66 and C-54, a pair of simple compressors that draw inspiration from the company’s BB F66 and BB N54 plug-ins. 

ILIO have announced the availability of three exclusive bundles that combine Nextmidi’s innovative Divisimate plug-in with a selection of Audio Modeling’s popular SWAM-series physical-modelling instruments. 

Native Instruments and iZotope have just announced the launch of two month-long promotions that will see some generous discounts applied across their range of software.

Daisy offers a collection of 18 emulations from 14 iconic hardware units, blending recreations of solid-state, hybrid and tube technologies.

Due for full release on 3 March, Balance offers fresh and uncomplicated multi-channel processing.