Signal Processors

Now featuring a redesigned GUI, native support for Apple silicon (M1), VST3 and CLAP, new granular effects and more.

Electro-Harmonix have launched the Big Muff Pi Hardware Plugin, a new type of distortion device.

Acustica Audio have announced the release of Tan 2, which introduces a new and improved set of features to their free VCA compressor plug-in. 

The latest version of Nomad Factory's 80s Spaces plug-in adds a range of features, including new EQ and Colour options for the Effect section. 

SSL's Guitarstrip is an all-in-one channel strip plug-in equipped with four carefully tailored processing modules and aimed at electric, acoustic and bass guitar parts.

Martinic have announced an update to their Scanner Vibrato plug-in, a software emulation of the chorus/vibrato effect found on Hammond tonewheel organs.

Blue Cat Audio's entire bundle of free plug-ins has been updated, offering some new features for users of MIDI control surfaces along with other improvements and bug fixes. 

The DNS 4 from CEDAR Audio is a portable four-channel dialogue noise suppressor offering near-zero latecy performance and both analogue and digital connectivity.

RO-GOLD from Black Rooster Audio is a free software emulation of a vintage plate reverb upgraded with a 24k gold plate. 

Arturia's latest release is a dual-engine distortion plug-in packed with modulation and customisation features. 

Baby Audio have released IHNY‑2, a modern sounding, hard-hitting parallel compression plug-in.

V16 of Melda Production's plug-in range allow them to benefit from the power offered by modern computer systems.

A set of 16 original Neve 1057 microphone preamp and EQ modules originally installed in the first Neve 80 Series console have been put up for auction. 

Spectral Plugins have released OCS-45, a cassette tape simulation plug-in that offers a variety of lo-fi sounds and creative distortion effects.

Acustica Audio's latest Acqua plug-in models an ultra-rare passive equaliser built by Motown engineers in the 1960s.

AMEK EQ 250 has been developed by AMEK and Brainworx, and is based on one of the first parametric equalisers available, the Sontec MEP 250ex EQ.