Effects

The ability to populate the TC Electronic Plethora X1 with effects of your own choosing makes it an ideal ‘wildcard’ addition to a pedalboard.

Vocoflex imposes the timbre of one or more reference voices onto another — so just how convincing are the results?

Looking for a new plug‑in to fuel your creative endeavours?

ACE Studio is an AI‑powered virtual vocalist that’s frighteningly close to the real thing.

ACE Studio is an AI‑powered virtual vocalist that’s frighteningly close to the real thing.

Transform your boring old human vocals with Baby Audio’s latest plug‑in!

Version 3 of Toontrack’s do‑everything mixing plug‑in brings AI assistance along to the party...

Based on the modelling algorithms of Line 6’s Helix processors, the company’s POD Express comes in a stompbox format and has a very straightforward user interface.

Like most of UA’s compact pedal range so far, the Flow is a digital pedal derived from some of the effects found within...

Marketed under the United Plugins umbrella, Instant Audio’s BassRift is a split‑band processor designed to modify bass sounds (whether synth or guitar) in creative ways.

Eventide’s take on the legendary Uni‑Vibe adds modern conveniences and a classy overdrive.

Forged in the world of modular synthesis, Endoprhin.es have taken their first, bold stride into the effects pedal market...

Minimal Audio's Flex Chorus offers up to 24 voices plus overall control over the delay time and modulation depth.

Is there still a place in our plug‑in folders for the core algorithms from TC Electronic’s legendary System 6000?

Whether it’s sitting on your guitar pedalboard or nestled between your synthesizers, this weird and wonderful effects box oozes vintage character.

Can this ring modulator live up to the standards of the old MoogerFooger?

UA’s digitally modelled version of the Boss CE‑1 analogue Chorus Ensemble now appears as part of the UAFX compact pedal range.

Like the original, this Pico pedal identifies individual notes extremely well and it has plenty of attack range, from just softening the attack transient to a slow bowing type of fade‑in.

With a GUI that looks as though it was designed by an astrologer on magic mushrooms, Instant Audio’s QuickMuse is a five‑section multi‑effects plug‑in with a simple interface and some smart randomisation functions.

Eventide’s celebrated reverb and pitch/modulation plug‑ins have been reinvented — with immersive audio applications in mind.

If your vocals require sweetening, a little Nectar might be just the thing...