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This fixed cardioid–pattern Mini K87 is designed to have a more neutral voicing than the company's Mini K47, but still with a hint of vintage character.

Feel the lo-fi magic of the 1980s — with six unique effects in one strange plugin.

Collider is essentially a dual–DSP marriage of Source Audio's Ventris reverb pedal and their Nemesis delay.

This plug-in offers detailed modelling of the sound of four classic tape machines.

One look at the interface and you can tell right away that there's more to Hyperspace than your usual reverb plug-in...

Is this unassuming plug-in a great leap forward in mastering compression?

Clavia know a thing or two about stage pianos, and this might be the best one yet.

Live sound tends to favour function over fidelity, but Canadian IEM experts 64 Audio place sound quality centre–stage.

Few monitors have impressed us as much as Kii's cardioid-radiating Three speakers. With the launch of their matching bass extension unit, have Kii made the best even better?

Nano offers the same overdrive and distortion as the original Operation Overlord pedal, minus the stereo ins/outs.

Audio Imperia's new orchestral library brings together a complete set of cinematic symphonic essentials in one creative toolset.

Combining high output, extended low end and remarkable affordability, Fluid's newest point–source speakers offer a compelling option for engineers who need a bit of 'oomph'.

Just how different can two similarly priced closed-back headphone models be? The answer may surprise you...

If you're looking to embark on a cut-price acid odyssey, look no further...

Billed as a 'fractal sequencer', Qu-Bit's Bloom is a two-channel step sequencer with a difference. Its unique selling...

Offering both controllable coloration and three interactive bands of EQ, the Michelangelo aims to deliver something a little different.

Yamaha's newest powered speakers not only offer excellent sound and portability, but their optional Dante connectivity makes them a cinch to set up.

Rating: **** 4/5 Stars. This follow-up library provides soul and psychedelic-influenced funk loops that sound like they could have been sampled from records cut in the late '60s or early '70s.