Plug-ins

This plug-in’s primary role is in beefing up drum and percussion sounds, though it can also work well on bass parts or to add a sheen of analogue warmth to other instruments.

If your sounds need a lift, perhaps you need Rift?

UJAM’s Groovemate ONE is a one‑stop shop for pop percussion.

This stereo/surround frequency‑based panner is dripping with creative potential.

Available through United Plugins, Muramasa Audio’s Electrum is a guitar‑style amp, speaker and pedalboard modelling plug...

This Voice Changer plug‑in is probably going to appeal more to those creating podcasts or low‑budget movies than to music producers...

Recreating a studio monitoring experience on headphones just got simpler, courtesy of dSONIQ’s improved Realphones.

SILO combines granular processing with reverb and pitch change, the aim being to produce complex, musically involving effects...

Baby Audio offer an intriguing take on frequency‑conscious dynamics processing.

With applications in stereo mixing and immersive surround, this plug‑in is not your typical auto‑panner!

Want the classic Lexicon sound without having to dive deep into the parameter pages? You’re in luck...

Sometimes the most familiar sounds are the hardest to get right...

Overloud’s plug‑in suite has everything you need to equip a virtual vintage studio.

If you prefer delays that are a little more ‘out there’, this one is aimed at you.

UJAM add some vintage vibes to their range of user‑friendly effects plug‑ins.

Think you’ve heard everything a compressor can do? It might be time to think again...

If you’re looking for one reverb to rule them all, HOFA’s massively comprehensive plug‑in ticks all the boxes.

Mastering engineer Ian Shepherd’s first plug‑in has been completely redesigned — with both mastering and mixing in mind.

Created in partnership with Empirical Labs, these two emulations form a characterful yet capable channel strip.

Dragon Fire makes setting up frequency‑conscious compression very intuitive, courtesy of an on‑screen curve its makers call the Push Pull Graph.

JMC Orbitron can run up to four modulation algorithms simultaneously, and they can all be blended to taste with the main circular X/Y control.