Effects

This all-digital pedal's polyphonic envelope technology lets you apply separate envelope shapes to overlapping notes to simulate a tape reverse effect.

Eventide's most powerful ever Harmonizer crams half a century of effects know‑how into a unit that's elegant, easy to use and — thanks to its upgradeability — completely futureproof.

Numerical Audio will probably be known to keen iOS recordists through developer Kai Aras' earlier apps such as RP‑1 and...

From the classic vocoders of the '70s through to the hyper pitch-corrected pop vocals of the last decade, Roland's VT‑4 can do it all.

The Gigboard crams the processing power of Headrush's flagship Pedalboard into a compact and easy to use format.

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

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

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

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.

Covering the everyday and the esoteric, could this pedal meet all your reverb needs?

Rainmaker consists of a stereo 16-tap spectral delay paired with a 64-tap comb resonator, the latter sporting external triggering options that turn it into a (single-voice) Karplus-Strong synthesizer.

Analogue Solutions introduce their new SynthBlocks range with two highly individual devices.

Helix systems are converting many guitarists to amp modelling, and the newest of them brings Line 6’s latest algorithms to your DAW.

The 9.4 software release sees Universal Audio add a modern classic to their plug-in range.

Building on Avid’s Eleven Rack technology, this new hardware amp modeller promises to combine great sound with ease of use.

Designed to allow the guitarist to produce familiar amped tones without the need for an actual amplifier, Radial’s ToneBone JDX Direct Drive emulates the tonal coloration of a guitar amplifier/speaker combination.

Antares’ efforts to apply their pitch-correction technology to guitar products continues, with this versatile pedal-format processor.

The latest iteration of Peavey’s modelling software not only allows you to build your own virtual guitar amps, but to ‘profile’ real ones.