Last week at the 140th AES Convention in Paris, Eventide were seen with a new multi-channel effects processor. Boasting high DSP power and modern connectivity, what is it?
With a plenty of references to brains, yet very little detail on the actual effect itself. Are Dr.No Effects suffering from a frontal lobotomy?
Modern day reissue of 1960's vibrato and chorus pedal used by iconic guitarists Jimi Hendrix, David Gilmour and Robin Trower.
Get your funky computerised vocals on overdrive with four engines of synthetic vocal processing effects in iZotope's new VocalSynth.
Slate adds more 'Virtual Mix Rack' modules in the form of two different effect plugins emulating blue 1176-style compressors. These ought to be special...
Emulating the guts of the Hammond B3 vibrato system and turning it into a plugin for organs that don't have one - if you can find any.
Audiority updates Polaris echo/reverb plugin to v1.1 bringing some creative new features alongside the usual bug fixes.
New for 2016: the Reverie series of twin pedals pack a lot of features into a fairly small format, and could be a good way of cramming a lot of effects onto a crowded pedalboard.
The two companies have officially announced their partnership and now we just have to wait and see what becomes of this collaboration.
The plugin we were expecting from a collaboration between Eventide and Tony Visconti is coming tomorrow, and it looks awesome!
Six different reverbs crammed into a small form factor pedal, with some simple controls and the ability to use an optional expression pedal: Enter the MXR M300.
iZotope release a new unique effect for adding psychedelic movement in your tracks. Is it too recognisable though?
Stereo enhancement gone wild, but with sophisticated trickery for making mono sources fill your stereo image with ease.
Bored of your regular plugins? Now you can plug your favourite stomp box into your recording sessions.
Building your own instruments and effects requires a degree in computing, right? Well, perhaps not.
