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Could this plug‑in meet all your vocal‑polishing needs?
Brusfri is a simple‑to‑use noise‑reduction plug‑in designed to attenuate steady‑state noise using the established technique of analysing a short section of ‘noise‑only’ recording.
In collaboration with Christian Bloch of Funque Mod, the LMNC modules have been shrunk back down to Eurorack size and released as finished modules.
The Majella Implexus is a beautifully made synth with a foot on both coasts.
Tetragrid is described as "the first magnetic board gate sequencer.”
This classy valve mic adds a little Manley magic to the C‑37 formula...
MTurboAmp lets you build pretty much any amp or distortion pedal you want!
Looking to add movement to your sounds? Look no further!
Noise Engineering bring their distinctive modular philosophy to the computer.
Oberheim are back, and doing what they do best — making massive polysynths with a massive sound.
Rating: 5/5 Stars. Large orchestral sections are augmented by a mixed choir, but in an unexpected twist this sample library also includes analogue and modular synths.
Pulsar train their modelling sights on Manley’s mighty Massive Passive.
New synth‑makers PWM met the Devil at a crossroads at midnight. This is the result.
Is the Zen‑powered X the best Juno Roland have ever made?
sE’s latest mic combines a moving‑coil capsule with the company’s Dynamite preamp technology.
Rating: 5/5 Stars. This very affordable choral instrument from Spitfire Audio features a 50‑piece mixed vocal ensemble recorded at AIR Studios’ legendary Lyndhurst Hall in London.
LO‑FI‑AF combines four damage‑wreaking sections to offer a range of treatments that extend from the fairly subtle to out‑and‑out audio vandalism!
UA’s affordable new microphones prove themselves to be capable and versatile workhorses in the studio.
Cherry Audio’s virtual modular environment gains a range of affordable, high‑quality guitar‑oriented processors.
Steinberg continue to develop SpectraLayers at a remarkable pace.