Plug-ins

A number of fixes and improvements have been made to MDW's Dynamic Range Controller plug-in, along with the release of a new User Guide and presets created by George Massenburg. 

Arturia's Winter Sale is now live, with savings of 50% available across their range of individual software instruments, effects, and preset packs.

United Plugins' latest offering provides a range of modulated vibrato and chorus effects that aim to capture the vibe of vintage analogue processors. 

A selection of Universal Audio's renowned plug-ins are now available to purchase individually, or as part of three new bundles, without the need for any UA hardware. 

This software recreation introduces some powerful modulation capabilities that are not present in the original device. 

Waves' latest channel strip promises to accurately recreate the circuit behaviour of carefully selected vintage valve-based hardware.

Softube's latest plug-in bundle offers authentic recreations of three legendary analogue compressors. 

This latest plug-in from Nembrini Audio aims to recreate the tones provided by the classic ADA MP-1 guitar preamp, and also includes some built-in effects and cabinet modelling. 

The latest version of CEDAR's powerful restoration suite now natively supports Apple's M1 and M2 processors. 

Auto-Tune Pro X users working in Logic Pro and Studio One are now able to benefit from the workflow improvements offered by ARA2 integration. 

Glow aims to recreate the sound of one of the world’s most sought-after digital reverb units, and expands on the capabilities of the original by introducing new modulation features. 

Auto-Align Post is now available as an extension for Adobe Premiere Pro, and is natively supported on Apple's M1 and M2 processors. 

KSHMR Reverb is kitted out with a range of tools intended to help users shape their reverb tails and create interesting ducking and gating effects. 

Psytrance Bass SPX90 is a new virtual instrument designed specifically for creating trance basslines. 

Free trial versions of Rhodes' first official virtual instruments are now available as part of a film scoring competition.