Effects

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

The Endless Processor from Kyiv‑based Blukac does one thing. It takes a sound and sustains it to infinity.

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

The Ultraviolet is the third pedal to join the ranks of Strymon’s new compact line of ARM‑powered processors.

It’s nearly half a century since the first guitar synth became available commercially — and, boy, have they come on a long way since then!

AIR Music’s Sprite is a multi‑effects plug‑in with a few extra tricks up its sleeves, such as the ability to control certain effect parameters using an envelope follower.

The Berkeley pedal, from UK-based manufacturers Horrothia, aims to recreate the vintage Uni-Vibe sound but it’s not an outright clone.

Waves Gems is a collection of creative effects that offer stompbox‑like simplicity and a variety of useful effect treatments.

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

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!

Flux Pro is an affordable, easy‑to‑use, graph‑driven effects plug‑in which can produce some addictive rhythmic effects that completely transform the source material.

Cableguys’ box of tricks is a creative processing powerhouse.

With its astonishing array of new and cherished effects, Eventide’s ‘everything pedal’ should appeal to guitarists, synth heads and mix engineers alike.

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...

We check out the updated version of Eventide’s creative ‘Structural Split’ effect.

Want to learn about vintage studio effects units? This book is a great place to start.

The Zelzah will take you to places conventional phasers can only dream of...

With granular processing, pitch manipulation, reverb, modulation and a looper, this isn’t just a tool for guitarists.

TC Electronic’s first chorus device dates back to 1976 and is now reborn in the form of their SCF Gold all-analogue pedal.

Can Tantra 2 help you breathe new life into your sounds?