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The Attic is a Kontakt instrument from Soniccouture crammed with the sort of dusty old gear many of us would love under our...
Its open-source design means that this small box is bursting with possibilities.
If you want a cut–price 808 and only analogue will do, Acidlab have just the thing...
UVI's UltraMini is a software synth based on samples drawn from the classic Minimoog.
The Jennings Univox was a valve‑based monophonic synthesizer manufactured during the 1950s and '60s.
Rhythmic Robot are so committed to preserving the ancient and the crotchety, I'm relying on them opening a nursing home one...
The System 1 is a fully fledged synthesizer in its own right, but it can also assume the identity of Roland classics using its built–in ‘plug–out’ technology.
We don our smiley t‑shirts and our baggiest trousers and put Acidlab's 303 clone to the test.
The Analog Rytm combines analogue drum synthesis with sample playback. Is it the ultimate beatbox?
Arpology combines Sample Logic's wealth of sampled sounds with a sophisticated arpeggiator to create a unique virtual instrument.
Rhythmic Robot continue to produce Kontakt instruments with a decidedly old‑school feel and tone, the latest described as a 'Source Variable Drum Synthesizer'.
The Minimoog is not exactly short of software tributes. How does NI's measure up?
Studio Electronics' new synth modules come in a range of different colours, each with its own distinctive filter and identity.
For those stuck in a rhythmic rut, WaveDNA's pattern sequencer plug-in offers some exotic creative tools with even more exotic names.
NI's latest library aims to keep you on the edge of your seat with its range of cinematic tension-builders.
Paul Soulsby's debut product is a small synth of violently unrestrained character.
iZotope's Break Tweaker software gives you microscopic control over your beats and much more besides.
Elektron have followed up their Analog Four with a fully fledged analogue keyboard.