Signal Processors

Offering modulation options that are rather different from the norm, Minimal Audio’s Wave Shifter employs frequency shifting, ring modulation and amp modulation.

Yet another delay plug‑in — just what the world needs, right? While you’d be forgiven for thinking that, a few minutes’ experimentation with Analog Drift might well change your mind.

The debut module from Cutlasses Instruments is a tape‑style looper based around an ingeniously simple idea — instead of having one playhead, the Gloop has four!

Another swish‑looking module from RYK Modular. The Envy Machine is a four‑channel, five‑function modulation generator for Eurorack.

Overloud’s amp emulation has been treated to new features and a facelift.

This new ARA2 plug‑in aims to make aligning doubles and backing vocal stacks a breeze.

With its many‑band approach, Punch is smarter than your average transient shaper.

They might come in guitar pedal format, but the Auto Series effects have much in common with modular synths...

Not only does this portable box grant you access to the famous 88R console’s channel compressor anywhere you go, but it’s also blessed with several clever features.

Dumble amps are both revered and rare as hens’ teeth — so it was only a matter of time before UA focused their considerable modelling talents on a stompbox emulation.

Denise Audio claim their Perfect Room 2 takes a new approach to algorithmic reverb, with the aim of delivering a natural, transparent character.

A clever new USB‑powered unit aims to make it easier to access hardware in the box.

Ted Fletcher breathes new life into this venerable old name.

EasyVerb 2 has a very different look from PSP’s original EasyVerb, along with an enhanced feature set.

If you’re a solo performer who needs to control vocal harmonies and effects on stage, could this little box be all you need?

Max 9 introduces Ableton devices and brings a host of welcome updates and improvements.

The Tube Screamer is one of the most modded pedals there is, and this plug‑in lets you mod the virtual circuit to your heart’s content!

This clever dual‑channel, dual‑slope optical compressor is different from the rest...

We take a look at what has to be one of the most configurable analogue consoles out there.

Not sure which type of delay might best suit your song? German plug‑in developers HOFA might be able to help you solve that dilemma.

Softube's plug-in version of the Drawmer 1976 offers three‑band saturation and stereo widening.