Effects

Rare Signals are new players in the plug-in market, and Transatlantic Plate Reverb is their first product.

With their usual idiosyncratic approach to audio, OTO Machines have created a processor that will surprise and delight.

This four-stage analogue phase-shifter pedal delivers the kind of chewy swirl that we all know and love...

Tremotron can emulate an amplifier’s tremolo effect but it also has the unusual ability to run two tremolos at a time to create more rhythmic modulations.

This pedal puts Line 6's flagship Helix processing in a compact stompbox.

Offering polyphonic pitch tracking without needing a special pickup, this versatile pedal lets guitarists enter the world of synthesis.

This is a reverb pedal which most definitely falls into the 'not as we know it' category — the Dark Star is really a tool for...

Eventide have finally landed in the sweet‑smelling meadows of Euroland with the Euro DDL, the beating heart of an Eventide digital delay in Eurorack format.

Waves’ latest plug-in takes us into the bowels of the world’s most famous studio!

This is a hybrid product in more ways than one — not least because it can be controlled via a dedicated DAW plug‑in.

The DC‑2W is based on the same principles as the original flagship Roland SDD‑320 Dimension D processor, and it can emulate both the discontinued DC‑2 pedal and the SDD‑320.

Could Boss’s latest do-it-all modelling processor form the heart of your live or recording rig?

This neat box of tricks offers a wide range of vocal effects, as well as the ability to track the pitch of a guitar or MIDI input.

Lunastone use cascaded gain stages rather than clipping diodes to achieve their amp-like distortion. And Smooth Drive 1 claims to deliver vintage tones that are just on the edge of break-up, rather than full-on distortion.

Guitar pedals range from the very basic ‘turn a knob’ variety to those with deep MIDI implementations and layers of hidden parameters. Lunastone’s Three Stage Rocket [MIDI Version] overdrive aims to strike a balance between those extremes...

While many multi‑effects units offer a slow‑attack module, finding a discrete pedal to do the job is not so easy. Enter the Slow Engine...