SOUND ON SOUND
The Very Loud Indeed Co. have just introduced their latest Omnipshere sound set, which includes a selection of 120 new cinematic patches for Specrasonics’ flagship software synthesizer.
Tape Saturator faithfully models a selection of different machines, and offers enough adjustment to cater to everything from subtle warmth to more obvious saturation.
INA GRM’s recently released sound-design instrument has just received its first major update, which among other things, introduces official support for Windows 10 and 11.
Neumann's M 50 V delivers a faithful reissue of the iconic valve microphone that helped to shape the sound of countless classical recordings and film scores.
ABmyMix is a browser-based tool that has been created to solve a common problem faced by artists, producers and engineers: comparing mix versions outside of a DAW.
Designed to eliminate the guesswork from mixing, Waveform Compressor features a dynamic waveform display that shows users exactly how their audio signal is being impacted by their compression settings.
Rhodes have announced that their recently released Rhodes Wurli plug-in has been rebranded as Wurlitzer by Rhodes following official endorsement from Wurlitzer themselves.
Softube’s latest collaboration with Weiss delivers a new multi-band dynamics plug-in that brings together five bands of processing based on the renowned Weiss DS1-MK3.
Tracktion have announced that their entire Dawesome plug-in line-up now features AAX plug-in support, meaning that the tools and instruments are now officially supported in Pro Tools.
Offered as an off-the-shelf alternative to Gravity Rigs' custom systems, the Carry On Range includes a collection of pre-built performance and playback systems which the company say leverage their years of top-level rig design and worldwide industry experience.
Built from a collection of recordings that captured bowed instruments from the North Caucasus, the sounds that make up Dark Veil have been crafted using a selection of pedals, amps and effects, with the developers blending multiple signal chains together in search of new and interesting tones.
The organisers of the Leicester Music Conference have released a full programme schedule for the event, as well as announcing that the evening showcase will feature a performance from London-based rapper Professor Green.
