Plug-ins

Baby Audio’s take on bass enhancement is both sophisticated and versatile.

JMG’s Continuum is a dual‑engine delay plug‑in in which each delay section can be set independently to Tape, BBD or Digital emulation modes.

Retrocraft's processing options focus on adding vintage‑style character and warmth, along with a decent dollop of lo‑fi.

PSP’s latest delay models a classic bucket‑brigade device, and can go from slightly dusty repeats to sonic swamp!

One of the biggest names in studio hardware has taken the plunge into software...

If you like reverb tails that build and bloom, it’s well worth diving into this Ocean...

With so many plug‑ins available, it can sometimes be hard to keep on top of your collection. If only there were an app that made it easier...

In line with the ‘full rig’ approach of Neural’s guitar‑focused plug‑ins, Darkglass Ultimate now gives you that full bass‑rig experience.

We check out the latest of Accentize’s excellent dialogue restoration tools.

Edgy, aggressive midrange can make for uncomfortable listening. Four top engineers explain how they get harshness under control — and how to get the best from Oeksound’s Soothe plug‑in.

McDSP continue to find new ways to harness their configurable analogue plug‑in co‑processor.

MixWave have endeavoured to capture the sound of one of the most coveted boutique guitar amplifiers.

If you want to know exactly what streaming services will do to your masters, MasterCheck 2 will give you the harsh truth — in immersive formats as well as stereo.

Building on their wonderful DynAssist, Noiseworks’ latest tool aims to do even more of the prep work for your vocal and dialogue recordings.

We’ve seen gain riders before, but this one from PSP attempts to offer the user a little more control than most.

Rapid Flow’s Omniclock promises to fix sync and add groove for external instruments.

Generate endless funky keyboard part ideas with Sampleson’s lightweight AI‑powered plug‑in.

This versatile vowel filter packs some powerful and creative modulation options.

Eddie Bazil explores a range of advanced effects techniques, using practical audio examples to demonstrate creative combinations of delays, reverbs, harmonisers, flangers and phasers.

We check out a new FET compressor emulation based on producer Greg Wells’ favourite vintage unit.

Karanyi Sounds are a small Budapest‑based company run by Daniel Karanyi. Their products come without manuals, but...