Plug-ins

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.

I’d like to start using the very helpful Schwa Schope multi-analysis plug-in within Cubase Pro 9. If I would like to assess the frequency spectrum of, for example, the kick and bass guitar tracks, how should I set up the routing?