
Oeksound Bloom
Oeksound’s long‑awaited third plug‑in is a quietly radical alternative to equalisation.

Oeksound’s long‑awaited third plug‑in is a quietly radical alternative to equalisation.

Looking for an all‑in‑one playing and sequencing solution? Look no further...

IK Multimedia’s monitor correction technology is now available in a standalone hardware box.

A pair of Eurorack modules from Xaoc Devices reviewed, how do the Ostrawa mixer and Bohumin expander stack up?

Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 5/5 Stars. Emergence Audio’s latest Kontakt Instrument completes a line‑up that already includes Violin, Cello and Double Bass.

SWAM String Sections combines playability with microscopic levels of control over the sound.

EHX have used digital technology to coax three different characters of drive from a single pedal.

If you’re looking for a plug‑in that beautifully recreates the classiest of boutique amps, read on...

Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 5/5 Stars. State Machine’s designers suggest that Slow Drift's focus is on ethereal textures, though in reality it offers up a wide selection of preset styles, much as a hardware synth might do.

RipX PRO offers high‑quality stem separation and an intriguing suite of tools for audio editing.

Minimal Audio’s Current is nothing if not ambitious, and not just as an instrument...

Should you buy a specialised instrument mic, or a multi‑purpose ‘pencil’ design? With the Reshape series, you can have both...

Tone Projects’ range may not include many plug‑ins yet — but they’re all up there with the very best.

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.

Drawing its inspiration from vast swaths of desert in the American Southwest, the Mojave is concerned with all things granular.

Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 5/5 Stars. Spitfire’s Crystal Bowls features seven quartz singing bowls played by composer Aska Matsumiya.

Earthworks’ latest stage mic punches way above its price tag!

Rode introduced the original NT1 way back in 1991, and it’s been so successful that last year they released the fifth generation of this mic.

Neve’s latest 1073 variant bridges the gap between microphone and computer.