Though small and quiet, this stereo combo is big on possibilities...
Best known for their high-end guitar reverb effects pedals, the company has recently ported their reverb algorithm into software.
Need a flexible, on-the-go keyboard? Look no further...
Undulator combines multitap delay with feedback and detuning, alongside a multi-waveform tremolo whose depth and speed can themselves be modulated.
SubBass Doctor 808 is designed to add sub-bass to sounds that already reside in the sub-50Hz low-frequency register.
We bask in the reflective glory of a rather special algorithmic reverb generator.
IK's Z‑Tone products put the user in control of pickup, impedance and load variables, by equipping a high-quality preamp with the means to adjust the input impedance to best suit the instrument.
This Brainworx EQ is inspired by esoteric mastering hardware.
The third generation Launchkey offers versatile control over hardware and software alike.
Based on impulse responses, Spaces incorporates profiles of some of Bob Clearmountain's favourite rooms and echo chambers, along with some of the processing used on many of his hit records.
These two plug‑ins bring you the spirit of their 'unobtainium' hardware counterparts!
Arturia's audio interfaces just keep getting better.
Many of the features that won live sound engineers over to digital desks also have huge potential in the studio. We check out some of the best options.
With added functionality and improved specs, this great preamp just got better.
Logic Pro X 10.5 introduces a raft of new features and remains exceptional value for money.
Speaker-building is an established art, but occasionally it can still yield surprises — such as the strange and wonderful Baby Reds.
MAAT's mastering equaliser models the characteristics of 12 analogue EQ designs, but leaves out their real-world drawbacks!
This comprehensive four-part sample library aims to provide a complete orchestral scoring toolkit.
Reactive load boxes that also offer top-quality speaker simulation have been seriously expensive — until now...