Signal Processors

With new amps, effects and a stripped-back GUI, is Overloud’s modelling software ready to play a headline slot?

With its built-in Overloud guitar and bass processing, could this iPad-controlled mixer do away with the need for backline altogether?

As well as modelling Drawmer’s versatile multiband mastering processor, Softube have boiled down its essentials to create an easy-to-use preset version.

Have you ever wondered how to separate a vocal or the instrumental backing from a stereo mix? We find out what’s possible — and what isn’t.

Warm Audio promise us an authentic recreation of the Teletronix LA-2A for a fraction of the price...

Have you ever wondered how to separate a vocal or the instrumental backing from a stereo mix? We find out what’s possible — and what isn’t.

Accusonus’s innovative program brings advanced DSP to bear on a familiar audio problem.

These 1950s compressors are probably the most revered — and imitated — processors in the world. But what is it that makes them so special?

I’ve been trying to get my reverb settings worked out, but when I settle on what I think sounds right two main...

The latest version of iZotope’s best-selling restoration software adds powerful new modules, as well as a Post Production Suite bundle aimed at film and TV applications.

With options including mix-and-match ‘blue stripe’ and ‘blackface’ modes, this is far more than a simple clone of the classic UREI 1176.

This powerful vocal processor puts its controls right where you need them!

The first product from Austrian developers Sonible aims to raise the IQ of EQ.

Polish company IGS Audio’s Tubecore is back, with more facilities and more options. What’s not to like?

Soft-synth specialist Rob Papen has branched out into the world of processors — but his RP EQ is no ordinary equaliser.

We’ve all had those ‘if only I could get rid of the drums!’ moments. Zynaptiq’s innovative plug–in promises to do just that.

AmpliTube 4 gives the virtual guitarist more amp, cab and miking options than ever before.