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Generate synthesized drum patterns with a single click.

Made using real alpaca wool, this quirky microphone filter aims to solve a number of recording problems.

Sometimes you want something that is both quick and easy to use while still being versatile, and in that case Klevgrand’s Walls might well appeal.

It might give off dbx vibes, but this plug‑in offers even more control than the hardware that inspired it.

Spitfire travel through time to uncover the secrets of the BBC’s mysterious ‘special sounds’ department.

Now in its sixth iteration, Clavia’s stage piano remains the one to beat.

At its most basic level, with nothing patched into its input, the MultiMod is a flexible and highly useful multi‑LFO...

Rating: 4.5 Stars. Westwood Instruments’ Alt Choir provides a collection of sounds perfect for human, intimate and tense vocal writing.

Warm Audio escalate their mission to make vintage gear affordable with a recreation of a classic stereo mic.

Need to rebalance a stereo drum loop? Too much bleed on your close mics? This pair of plug‑ins could be just the ticket...

Is the Hazelrigg brothers’ first foray into the 500‑series format as impressive as their rack gear?

Sonuscore orchestrate modern electronic music production.

These audio examples accompany our Eden microphone review from SOS August 2025 issue.

French company Two notes Audio Engineering have updated their flagship Reload re‑amping product — and it’s different from what everybody was expecting!

Steinberg deliver a slick update to their scoring software.

V Collection 11 is here, and yes, it’s bigger than before, better than before and better value than ever.

This quirky 500‑series module is designed for colour and attitude rather than cleanliness.

The Electro‑Harmonix Pico 360+ Looper is a pico‑sized alternative to the company’s Nano Looper 360.

What does Radial’s latest compact pair of boxes have to offer?