Signal Processors

We check out a modern take on Manley’s classic valve compressor.

We test this stylish take on a classic EQ design.

The Echo Cat mimics the famous Watkins hardware tape delay, but is capable of more besides.

Olivier and Johannes go behind the scenes on the techniques that they used to create their latest collaborative album featuring the use of VoIP technology to process sound.

Eventide have put their out‑there reverb effect into a compact pedal.

We check out Korneff’s vibey take on a tube‑laden FET compressor.

Now you can rock the MOD on your desktop!

Have you ever wished convolution reverbs could be a little more malleable?

Love the sound of high‑end analogue kit, but don’t have the space or the money to buy it? No problem...

RootOne refreshes the parts most other enhancers cannot reach.

Arturia add some helpful extras to their plug-in models of three classic analogue modulation effects.

This characterful compressor offers a little more control than most ‘vibe machines’.

Eventide’s Spring is a meticulous emulation of the kind of spring reverb you might find in a guitar combo, but with an extended parameter range for more creative uses.

The EQ2 offers quality graphic and parametric EQ, with full MIDI capabilities, all delivered in a robust pedal. What's not to like?

Much more than a crossfade tool, Transmutator offers multiple blending modes that allow you to combine or transition between two signals in creative ways.

Though there’s only one main user control, VocalMint's audio path comprises a serial chain of three different types of compressor, and multiple behind‑the‑scenes parameters have been optimised specifically for vocal processing.

SoundMorph’s Dust takes an interplanetary approach to granular resynthesis.

Waves breathe a little freshness into the familiar.

IK’s latest modular processing suite brings a whole new meaning to the idea of ‘mixing in the box’.