Signal Processors

With its DAW integration, colour touchscreen and harmonic generator, Bettermaker’s latest processor is much more than just a limiter.

We’re used to seeing convolution technology in plug-ins, but recent years have seen this increasingly appearing in hardware form. DigiTech’s take on this is a compact stompbox-format dual-channel cabinet emulator.

As we’ve come to expect from Sonnox, their take on the dynamic equaliser boasts more than a touch of class.

Mixing audio can be difficult, but unmixing is impossible — unless, that is, you have access to Audionamix’s innovative ADX technology.

This update to Universal Audio’s plug-in catalogue includes several mouthwatering delights!

Vertigo’s classy new equaliser draws on some intriguing design ideas from the 1970s.

Leapwing Audio are new Belgian plug-in developers. CenterOne is a ‘spatial’ plug-in that doesn’t use M-S techniques at all, relying instead on sophisticated panning and spatial manipulation algorithms.

Sonic Farm’s latest creation is a processor and amplifier designed to cater for every possible bass guitar recording scenario.

This combination of Pultec-inspired stereo mastering EQ and VCA bus compressor could earn its keep in a wide range of situations.

The latest vintage-styled plug-in from Sonimus is a neat compressor with a vari-mu flavour.

Malcolm Toft, the man behind countless classic consoles, turns his expertise to building a high-quality and remarkably flexible bass processor.

These modules can be mixed and matched to create a versatile, high-quality, Neve-esque channel strip for an impressive price.

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

You’d be forgiven for thinking the world doesn’t need another expensive vari-mu compressor. But you might just be wrong...

Unfiltered Audio’s Dent is a comprehensive set of tools specifically designed to cause severe damage to your audio...

Peak Rider 2 smoothly detects the dynamics and frequencies of a sidechain signal (external or generated), using it to process the main input in one of 5 ways.

Bringing the 099 to market took 15 years of ingenuity and application — and the result offers far more than a typical Fairchild clone.

Does this Polish plug-in capture the character of an American classic?

In designing the Blurst, Electro-Harmonix have essentially built a synth-style resonant, fourth-order, low-pass filter and put it into a guitar/bass pedal.

Electro-Harmonix’s Canyon is a delay/looper, but it goes the extra mile, packing a wide repertoire of delay effects into its compact pedal format.

Whether you’re a professional working in post-production or a humble home studio user, there’s a version of iZotope’s RX restoration software to suit you.