Signal Processors

Can cleaning and enhancing dialogue really be this easy?

Harrison’s console‑derived channel strip plug‑in majors on speed and immediacy.

Coil Audio’s CA‑70 valve preamp is based on classic Western Electric and RCA designs dating back as far as the 1930s.

With new models, new effects, an IR loader and the return of the looper, this latest version of Guitar Rig has plenty to offer guitarists and producers alike.

As this vocal production powerhouse evolves, it’s not only growing more powerful — it’s also becoming quicker and easier to use.

Arturia’s latest effects plug‑in is designed to help you keep things moving...

These new releases, which are available separately, are essentially stripped-back versions of the original Blackstar St James Plugin.

Liquid is a live granular effect, and we’re informed that some of the equations used are based on fluid dynamics, resulting in the creation of liquid‑like movement.

This clever plug‑in could breathe new life into your old loops and projects.

The best plug‑ins make under‑the‑hood sophistication simple in practice...

Strymon’s reputation for making top‑quality digital effects pedals is second to none, but now they’ve made some of their creations available as DAW plug‑ins.

Transitions are the name of the game here, and as always Baby Audio and Andrew Huang encourage you to get creative!

Ozone still offers traditional mastering tools — but its AI‑fuelled options open the door to so much more!

With up to four parallel chains available, you’re free to design pretty much any amp and effects chain imaginable.

Just why would you make the humble noise gate ‘smart’? Sonible asked that question, and this plug‑in answers it!

Ufx Reverb might sound like a conventional effect but, fear not: Reverb can do conventional things, but there’s a good dollop of UJAM creativity here too!

Tonemission, founded by John Petrucci, guitarist and founding member of prog metal band Dream Theater, recently released a...

Drift is a plug‑in that embraces all those things that old‑school engineers used to hate about analogue tape!

Sonible’s AI‑based EQ processing just got easier to use and more affordable.

Scatter is a very simple‑to‑use granular delay that generates up to 64 grains with randomised positions, with stereo placement based around a fixed one‑second recording buffer.

There are now some impressive offline source separation tools — but this one works in real time!