Plug-ins

The very affordable Tensol is a curious little effects plug‑in that combines granular delay processing with a resonator that’s been modelled on a string under tension.

A new Soundtoys plug‑in is always an event, and SuperPlate is their first release in over five years. Just how super is it?

The latest in UJAM’s Finisher series aims to give your risers, impacts and transitions a boost.

FabFilter go back to their roots with a brand‑new version of their Twin soft synth.

There’s more to this vintage vibe machine than dirt, wow and flutter!

Do you really need another filter plug‑in? We didn’t think so either — until we tried this one!

KIT’s latest collaboration with Blackbird Studio brings us their take on the Neve 1073.

This isn’t the first virtual Leslie speaker plug‑in — but it might just be the best one yet!

Magma offers a one‑stop shop for analogue‑style attitude and warmth.

Ampeg’s first official plug‑in offers a range of classic heads, cabs and effects.

Seeking creative inspiration? This reverb might be up your street if you are a Windows user...

Imaginando VS is a visual synthesizer designed for music and musicians.

Soundevice Digital’s Mastermind plug‑in aims to provide a selection of tools in a single, uncomplicated GUI so as to make mastering your mixes easy.

This clever new plug‑in can be used by vinyl cutting engineers to help get the best results from their tools and medium — or simply as a way to learn more about vinyl mastering.

Based on the pioneering AMS RMX16 reverb, we put Wave Alchemy's affordable native plug‑in alternative through its paces.

Can a plug‑in really convey the impression of 3D spatial panning on both headphones and stereo loudspeakers?

We check out Antares’ latest fine‑tuning of their flagship product.

Can Dreamtonics really deliver a session singer in software?

Cableguys’ box of tricks is a creative processing powerhouse.

Moog may be better known for their synths, but their out‑of‑production Moogerfooger effects change hands for silly prices. And now they’re available in software form...

VoxDucker aims to make the ducking process more intuitive, so that podcasters and the like can get consistently good results.