
Arturia V Collection X
With new and improved instruments, Arturia’s one‑stop synth shop is better value than ever.

With new and improved instruments, Arturia’s one‑stop synth shop is better value than ever.

E‑V pack their battery‑powered PA tech into a ‘full‑size’ speaker.

Sontronics’ unmistakeable Saturn is back — with digital pattern control to complement its vintage looks.

Cinesamples’ subscription package promises an awful lot of bang for your monthly bucks.

The RAM 1000 combines hands‑on speaker control with Bluetooth streaming.

Minimal Audio's Flex Chorus offers up to 24 voices plus overall control over the delay time and modulation depth.

Steinberg introduce a huge number of enhancements and refinements to their flagship audio editing and mastering platform.

Can Earthworks’ new kick mic provide a secure foundation for your drum sound?

An oscilloscope can be very handy when working with synths and CV signals — but most aren’t designed with music‑makers in mind. The NTS-2 is.

With an array of different modelled devices and controls you won’t find on the original hardware, have Pulsar breathed new life into the humble spring reverb?

Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★ 4/5 Stars. Supporting all the main plug‑in formats, Bloom Aether Vocal is based on samples of short vocal phrases, both male and female, that can be manipulated in creative ways.

Omnibus takes audio from A to B, C, D and wherever else it’s needed!

Forged in the world of modular synthesis, Endoprhin.es have taken their first, bold stride into the effects pedal market...

These plug‑ins are all about warmth and distortion, and the flavours on offer range from gentle saturation at the subtler end of the scale through to crunching overload and squelchy obliteration.

SSL’s PureDrive preamps bring the sound of their Origin console to a new audience.

Strokes has evolved from a clever MIDI sequencer to a sophisticated and original instrument in its own right.

A much‑loved creative distortion plug‑in is back from its sabbatical, and it looks like the break has done it good!

Westwood re‑imagine some classic instruments to take familiar sounds to new places.

We put Amphion’s first ever three‑way monitor design to the test.

This cross‑platform pattern‑based music production environment puts the fun back into music making.