Reverbs

For the first time in five years SoundToys have a new plug-in, the SuperPlate, which emulates multiple plate reverbs.

Universal Audio add to their UAFX range with the launch of three new pedals, authentically modelling analogue delay, reverb and compression effects.

The FAST Bundle contains five of the Focusrite’s AI-driven plug-ins, and is currently being offered at a greatly reduced price. 

Arturia's Lexicon 244 recreation offers realistic emulations of the original device's algorithms, but also increases its versatility through the addition of some more modern features. 

Blackstar's latest amplifier offers three channels, CabRig modelling technology, a boost circuit and a reverb processor, all in a compact pedalboard-friendly format. 

Waves have released a statement announcing that they will be bringing back the option for users to purchase and update perpetual versions of individual plug-ins and bundles.

Waves have announced the launch of Creative Access, a new service which offers Essential and Ultimate subscriptions containing 110 and 220 plug-ins respectively. 

HeadRush's new flagship pedalboard system greatly expands on the capabilities of its predecessor, boasting built-in amp cloning, new effects and amp models and onboard Auto-Tune processing courtesy of Antares.  

The latest version of Blue Cat Audio's multi-effects processor and plug-in host introduces a range of new visual and operational features, as well as resolving some known bugs. 

ReCoil offers a wide range of vintage-inspired spring reverb effects, and allows users to choose between a variety of different models that range from traditional tanks to rather more unusual offerings.

GPU Audio have released new delay and reverb effects in their free Beta Suite series of GPU-powered PC audio plug-ins.

Arturia's Winter Sale is now live, with savings of 50% available across their range of individual software instruments, effects, and preset packs.

A selection of Universal Audio's renowned plug-ins are now available to purchase individually, or as part of three new bundles, without the need for any UA hardware. 

Powered by a new Ensemble engine, Strymon's latest pedal is dedicated to creating pads and soundscapes that responsively follow the user’s playing.

Glow aims to recreate the sound of one of the world’s most sought-after digital reverb units, and expands on the capabilities of the original by introducing new modulation features. 

KSHMR Reverb is kitted out with a range of tools intended to help users shape their reverb tails and create interesting ducking and gating effects. 

Eigen allows users to create their own custom reverbs and export them as impulse responses which can be used in convolution reverb plug-ins. 

G-Sonique's latest plug-in provides a range of resonant reverb effects aimed primarily at producers of techno music.