Plug-ins

Neutron 5 promises to kit users out with everything they need for mixing, and introduces some powerful new modules alongside an improved Mix Assistant feature.

Freqport's second release makes it possible to turn any piece of analogue outboard into a DAW plug-in.

Mode Audio’s latest release is said to be capable of delivering everything from realistic room sounds to vibrant, expansive atmospheres and echoes.

With three speaker models each equipped with independent controls, Blue Cat Audio's latest plug-in offers a wider range of rotary speaker effects than most of the competition.

Cableguys have teamed up with electronic music pioneer 'BT' (Brian Transeau) to create a new plug-in dedicated to crafting layered drum sounds.

KIT Plugins have announced the launch of a new subscription service that provides users with access to their entire processing and effects plug-in collection, as well as three new one-knob processors.

PSPaudioware say that their latest EQ plug-in has been designed to almost never sound neutral, and that simply placing it on a DAW track with all its bands set to zero will be enough for users to either love or hate it!

Composer is said to bring the best of Orb Plugins' powerful assistive algorithms into the LANDR ecosystem.

Soundevice Digital have announced the launch of a new plug-in designed for applications where one reverb just isn’t enough!

The latest version of Transit greatly expands the plug-in's Motion section, as well as pushing the total number of built-in effects to 28.

Synchro Arts have announced the launch of a new subscription plan that they say will equip users with everything they need to make, release and monetise their music.

Developed in collaboration with Brainworx, Mäag Audio EQ4 MS captures the sound of Mäag’s EQ4M and introduces some handy additional features. 

In response to significant user demand, Accentize have announced that Chameleon, their popular reverb-matching tool, is now available to those working in multi-channel surround and immersive formats. 

Boasting some major new features and enhanced spatial accuracy, Virtuoso v2 promises to help users make faster, more precise mix decisions when working on headphones.

Softube’s latest plug-in aims to offer the ultimate doubling and stereo-widening tool, and also packs in some helpful extras such as de-essing, multi-band compression and octave effects.

As its name suggests, PianoRack has been designed primarily with pianos in mind, but is also said to work well on a range of plucked sounds including guitars, harps and tuned percussion instruments. 

WoodVerberator combines the usual capabilities of a convolution reverb with some handy extras such as built-in dynamics processing, de-essing, amplitude and pitch modulation, stereo field tools and more. 

apulSoft say that splitS isn’t actually a de-esser, but rather a mixer than makes it possible to balance the level of sibilances with the rest of the vocal signal. 

Song Athletics have introduced Ruiner, a versatile ‘sound destruction’ plug-in designed to give users a variety of creative controls to manipulate audio.