Roland’s Gaia 2 is a digital synth with wavetables and tons of synthesis options but does it deserve a place in the company’s pantheon of godlike instruments?

Transit feels like Baby Audio’s ‘Greatest Hits Deluxe Double Album’ – a defining album, with a polished sound combining years…

Devious Machines Multiband X6 makes multiband compression simple – and sounds great to boot.

Global Delight has recently released AuDimix, which promises to separate stems. It enters a tough market that seems to have…

It’s been some years since Soundtoys released a new plugin. But this year at NAMM we were all blindsided…

Boom 3D can transform your music or movie-listening headphone experience without the need for any additional hardware. It also…

LALAL.AI’s Vocal Remover allows you to extract stems or clean up vocals from any audio source for free…

Ableton’s surprised us all last week with a brand-new synthesizer “Drift”. We take a little look under the…

Analog, digital and even plugins, Korg’s Drumlogue has it all – but is it enough?

Korg are back with another Odyssey release, this time a full-size kit. Is a 51-year-old analog synth still relevant in the 21st century?

Roland’s latest, the SH-4d, is a multitimbral powerhouse complete with rhythm track and sequencer.

Chorus effects are indispensable for doubling and adding stereo width but that’s all they can do, right? Caelum Audio’s Choric is here to prove that wrong.

WA Production and producer KSHMR have teamed up for KSHMR Reverb, a plugin with a number of useful extras that work well in rhythm-based productions.

Folllowing on from the proposition Minimoog is more influential than Les Paul, Darren Selement uses the Moog Mavis to highlight…

Darren Selement breaks down how the Model D went from a lunchtime concept to an icon. TLDR? The Minimoog is…

Are you in two minds about which cloud storage service is best for musicians and producers? We run through four…