Signal Processors

Combining the classic vocoder with Antares’ popular pitch processor, this plug‑in is capable of some pretty 'out there' effects.

We all love a good spring reverb, and the Light Pedal from Gamechanger Audio offers much more than most.

Described by its creator as a “weirding module”, the Atreides doesn’t do things by halves!

Want the sound and tactile experience of hardware but the convenience of plug‑ins? Wes Audio have the answer...

Woott is described as a ‘dynamic hype enhancer’ , which suggests we are in for a bit of not‑so‑subtle compression...

The latest addition to Focusrite’s AI‑powered Collective makes great‑sounding reverbs easy to achieve.

This plug-in’s primary role is in beefing up drum and percussion sounds, though it can also work well on bass parts or to add a sheen of analogue warmth to other instruments.

If your sounds need a lift, perhaps you need Rift?

H2 aim to put the legendary sound of Olympic Studios in your 500‑series rack.

Available through United Plugins, Muramasa Audio’s Electrum is a guitar‑style amp, speaker and pedalboard modelling plug...

Origin Effects' latest offering is inspired by the work of the backline technicians of the ’70s and ’80s who spent time modifying amps in search of new and exciting sounds.

The Vibraslide is a genuinely unique and impressive take on the guitar sustainer concept.

This Voice Changer plug‑in is probably going to appeal more to those creating podcasts or low‑budget movies than to music producers...

If you want to separate mixed audio, this is the best game in town.

Love stompboxes but find pedal compressors frustratingly untweakable? This one’s designed with you in mind...

The audio files available on this page accompany my review of the...

While UltraTap can go some way towards replicating a multi‑head tape echo machine, it also excels at artificial double-tracking, dreamy ambient delays, vocal thickening and gentle tremolo...

Baby Audio offer an intriguing take on frequency‑conscious dynamics processing.

Have you ever wondered what lies behind the intriguing wobbles and lush swooshes of this classic effect?