Signal Processors

Collider is essentially a dual–DSP marriage of Source Audio's Ventris reverb pedal and their Nemesis delay.

Nano offers the same overdrive and distortion as the original Operation Overlord pedal, minus the stereo ins/outs.

Oeksound's Soothe has quietly taken the world by storm. We road-test the hotly awaited v2!

Offering both controllable coloration and three interactive bands of EQ, the Michelangelo aims to deliver something a little different.

One look at the interface and you can tell right away that there's more to Hyperspace than your usual reverb plug-in...

The classic triple band-pass filter has been around a long time. Doepfer and Analogue Systems had them long before the...

Is this unassuming plug-in a great leap forward in mastering compression?

Described as a four-band preamp, overdrive and distortion module, the M G D–2 puts guitar pedal power at the heart of your Eurorack.

Simplicity meets sophistication in Relab's impressive new reverb plug-in.

Billed as a faithful recreation of the built-in chorus effect found in the Roland Juno‑60 synthesizer, the June‑60 pedal goes all out to recreate the Juno aesthetic...

Arturia turn their attention to delays, offering us three software options: one an original design, and two modelled on classic hardware.

Hedra offers auto–harmony, pitch detuning, pitch glide and various other less obvious but highly usable functions.

These audio examples accompany our Kemper Profiler Stage review from SOS December 2019.

Based on a classic design and bursting with transformers, the Successor from Heritage Audio combines a vintage sound with serious flexibility.

The ADDAC611 is not your typical filter. It is noisy, rough and sometimes violent, the Peaky Blinders of filters. This of...

Boasting three pressure-sensitive footswitches, this delay pedal puts more control at your feet than most.

Kemper finally have a floorboard version of their groundbreaking Profiling Amplifier. Has it been worth the wait?

If your music-making workflow is centred on an iOS device, you can now pick up FabFilter's plug-in suite in app form for a fraction of the price of their desktop counterparts.