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The latest arrival to the ARC range introduces a new hardware correction system, but this time, it's aimed at headphone users.

Designed to reimagine what a de-esser is capable of, the new arrival is said to be capable of shaping vocal and dialogue recordings with a level of precision and creativity that no other de-esser has ever offered. 

Erica Synths are now taking pre-orders for the Hexinverter Mutant-inspired drum machine that was revealed earlier this year, with shipping expected to begin on 11 December 2025. 

The Air XD Series introduces a trio of main cabinets and two subwoofer options, all equipped with wireless stereo pairing, onboard mixing capabilities and a comprehensive selection of DSP tuning options. 

Said to be the most expressive and versatile iteration to date, Pianoteq 9 benefits from a newly designed audio engine, introduces a selection of new instruments and delivers significant improvements to the existing collection.

Akai Pro’s compact MIDI keyboard has been treated to a significant design overhaul that the company say make it the perfect companion for everyone from bedroom beatmakers to touring professionals. 

In a major expansion of their electronic drums line-up, Roland have announced the launch of two new kit ranges based on their V31 and V51 modules.

Bitwig and Melbourne Instruments have just launched  a new, special version of the Roto-Control that features a Bitwig-inspired design.

Bus Transient aims to become the go-to choice for transient shaping, offering intuitive control over attack and sustain while providing users with detailed, real-time visual feedback. 

The latest effect to join Cableguys' ShaperBox 3 collection combines pitch-shifting with the company's innovative custom LFO-driven interface.

Joining the Tom Mic and Snare Mic, and sharing their refreshingly logical naming convention, the Kick Mic promises to deliver instant attack, clarity and defined low-end power while avoiding common pitfalls such as bleed and low-frequency build-up. 

Vaults Rhythm Machine is said to capture the character of the hardware that inspired it, while expanding on the original design with the addition of some built-in effects.