Signal Processors

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On the face of it, EHX’s Pico Rerun and Pico Canyon Echo pedals have a lot in common — hence reviewing them together here.

Like most of UA’s compact pedal range so far, the Flow is a digital pedal derived from some of the effects found within...

ALM describe the all‑analogue Mega Milton as a ‘smorgasbord’ of handy utilities, designed to greatly extend the functionality of a Eurorack system.

This compressor aims to provide assertive yet transparent control over vocals and more.

Struggle with DIY mastering but can’t afford a pro? Perhaps Virtu can help you apply some polish...

For those who like to keep amp modelling simple, these six pedals each offer a great sound at a decent price.

Designed to deliver an aggressive ’90s mastering sound on stage, the Golden Master could well come in handy in the studio too.

Eventide’s take on the legendary Uni‑Vibe adds modern conveniences and a classy overdrive.

We check out the latest iteration of what arguably remains the most comprehensive audio repair software available.

The Electro‑Harmonix POG has had its essential POGishness condensed into the even smaller Pico‑format enclosure.

Marketed under the United Plugins umbrella, Instant Audio’s BassRift is a split‑band processor designed to modify bass sounds (whether synth or guitar) in creative ways.

Available through United Plugins, Soundevice Digital’s Randomachine introduces adjustable random processing elements that can be useful in adding variation to an otherwise monotonous part.

The SP140 reverb is the first effect plug‑in from US company Iconic Instruments.

We missed the chance to review the meloDICER when it was first released, and so the MEX3 gives us another opportunity to check it out!

It’s not often that something gets pulled from the virtual realm of software emulation into the touchy‑feely realm of...

What do Overloud’s Fluid IRs add to their flagship amp‑modelling software?

This innovative six‑band EQ plug‑in applies a little music theory to the humble equaliser.

Is it ever appropriate to place a limiter on a routing folder for specific parts prior to them hitting the final mix bus?

Can it really be this quick and easy to tackle masking in your mix?

Spitfire’s first effects plug‑in captures the unique ambience of an iconic London studio: AIR Lyndhurst Hall.