Plug-ins

Looking to add movement to your sounds? Look no further!

Pulsar train their modelling sights on Manley’s mighty Massive Passive.

Rating: 5/5 Stars. This very affordable choral instrument from Spitfire Audio features a 50‑piece mixed vocal ensemble recorded at AIR Studios’ legendary Lyndhurst Hall in London.

The second plug‑in in KIT’s Blackbird range aims to bring a little Motown magic to your DAW.

Fosfat makes it easy to reinforce your drums with sculpted noise or sine waves.

Techivation have quietly been building an impressive range of plug‑ins which tend to tackle everyday mixing techniques...

Rating: **** 4/5 Stars. Spitfire's inexpensive instrument is described as “Explosive Afro‑percussion meets dub and free jazz”.

Wave Alchemy’s TRIAZ could be all the percussion software you’ll ever need.

Like other Baby Audio plug‑ins, Crystalline combines great sound with a refreshing GUI.

Marketed by United Plugins, JMG Audio’s Nanopulse is a sophisticated transient enhancer. It applies profiles extracted from a variety of percussive sources to the input signal...

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

Could this natty plug‑in streamline your approach to compression, limiting and expansion?

For the first time ever, Universal Audio’s acclaimed plug‑ins are available in a native format.

Auto‑Align Post 2 was designed to automatically address the audible nasties that are often heard when one or more mics move in relation to the source and other microphones.

Tilt! is a neat and genuinely useful plug‑in which offers a pair of modelled shelving filters, each with a switchable turnover frequency.

Lunacy Audio take a different approach to in‑the‑box sound design.

Toontrack’s EZdrummer just gets better and better.

This classy EQ marries vintage tone with the convenience of software control.

This one‑stop‑shop plug‑in can polish your vocals with a minimum of fuss.

Embody’s Immerse Virtual Studio aims to replicate loudspeaker listening on headphones — and the newest variant does so in up to 7.1.6 surround.

What do you get when you cross a drum machine with a librarian and a cartographer?