Signal Processors

There are many reverb pedals around, but this box has a few tricks up its sleeve.

Based on the pioneering AMS RMX16 reverb, we put Wave Alchemy's affordable native plug‑in alternative through its paces.

We check out Antares’ latest fine‑tuning of their flagship product.

Flux Pro is an affordable, easy‑to‑use, graph‑driven effects plug‑in which can produce some addictive rhythmic effects that completely transform the source material.

Pope Audio have now developed a dual‑channel 19‑inch rackmount version, the BAX 2020R.

Some love a Pultec. Others prefer a Neumann or a Lang. Marshall Terry decided to combine his favourite aspects of these much‑loved equalisers in one box!

These new all‑analogue simulations run a real tube on a high‑voltage supply, and cover a useful range of tonalities.

The idea of digitally controlled VCAs is far from new — but this implementation feels like the future!

Feedback and feed‑forward compressors can sound very different. Which type is right for which job?

Cableguys’ box of tricks is a creative processing powerhouse.

Billed as an instant mastering device for on‑stage use, the DOCtron IMC could well be an entirely new class of audio processor.

Want to use a real Big Muff Pi in your DAW session? With this one, you can just plug and go...

Elta Music have put the heart of the celebrated Soviet synthesizer into a convenient desktop box.

With its astonishing array of new and cherished effects, Eventide’s ‘everything pedal’ should appeal to guitarists, synth heads and mix engineers alike.

Freqport’s innovative desktop box makes adding valve warmth to your DAW mixes as easy as loading a plug‑in.

Part of their new American Heritage line, the Madrid‑based manufacturers’ latest offering is their take on the mighty Fairchild Model 670.

What could possibly budge your favourite ‘big box’ delay off your pedalboard? Meris might just have the answer...

Moog may be better known for their synths, but their out‑of‑production Moogerfooger effects change hands for silly prices. And now they’re available in software form...

VoxDucker aims to make the ducking process more intuitive, so that podcasters and the like can get consistently good results.

Vocal pitch correction is fundamental to modern production styles, and now there’s a fresh alternative to the established heavyweights.

This deceptively simple plug‑in has been designed to blend ‘nice’ and ‘nasty’ saturation any way you need it.