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The Polish pioneers pair their plug‑in remote control system with a classic analogue compressor.
David Kosten’s first commercial Atmos project was an immersive mix of one of the greatest albums of all time. No pressure...
Thomas McRocklin’s first foray into the world of guitar rig emulations treads a slightly different path from the competition.
Strymon have released their second plug-in, offering users the chance to employ the popular Deco Tape Saturation & Doubletracker in their DAW sessions.
Create drum machine‑style grooves in a flash with Cubase’s Beat Designer.
This powerful alignment tool is now easier to use and boasts new functions — along with impressive results.
The latest DynIR bundle for Two notes' Torpedo modelling systems contains seven guitar and bass cabinet models from the live and studio rigs of British rock band Don Broco.
In this Sound On Sound exclusive preview, we lift the lid on SEPIA by Karno: a radical new outboard format for the digital age.
Blackstar have an enviable track record in building genuine valve amps. Can their first modelling plug‑in maintain those lofty standards?
Now you can create Atmos mixes using any DAW! But that’s not all this app has to offer...
I believe SOS still stands out. If you look at its coverage of events like Superbooth, I think you can see that difference.
Each band of this mastering‑grade module can process the Mid, Sides or stereo signal.
Film composer and producer Ludwig Göransson has earned a stellar reputation for sonic world‑building.
From co‑founding cult band Jellyfish to writing with Brian Wilson and touring with Beck, Roger Manning has enjoyed an extraordinary career — and a remarkable collection of vintage instruments.
Lewitt’s vocal‑oriented Pure Tube promises valve tone without the noise.
With some neat features to control how the compressor and expander interact, there’s more to this module than meets the eye.
Never afraid to be different, Korg have combined analogue and digital in a unique drum machine.
Newcomers GS Music are kicking things off in style with an ambitious polysynth.
This boutique compressor sounds every bit as classy and characterful as it looks.