Signal Processors

If you like reverb tails that build and bloom, it’s well worth diving into this Ocean...

This hybrid valve/solid‑state processor offers some unusual facilities — not least the ability to be remotely controlled from your DAW.

Dangerous Music’s BAX EQ earned an enviable reputation. Now there’s both a 500‑series version and, in a partnership with dynamic‑convolution pioneers Acustica, a new, official plug‑in emulation.

In line with the ‘full rig’ approach of Neural’s guitar‑focused plug‑ins, Darkglass Ultimate now gives you that full bass‑rig experience.

Fuzztopia is a two‑in‑one pedal that offers separate controls and bypass switching for both fuzz and distortion.

The TimeLine has proved enduringly popular, on stage and in the studio. But as technology has evolved over the last 15 years, Strymon decided that the time was ripe for a significant redesign...

Much more than just a fuzz pedal, this unique distortion device offers literally billions of possibilities...

Not just for synthesis, Eurorack can be a versatile addition to the traditional recording setup. We look at what modular can offer and how to use it in the studio.

As well as updating their excellent reactive load box, Two notes have upped the ante on the software side considerably...

We check out the latest of Accentize’s excellent dialogue restoration tools.

ART have a reputation for delivering great bang for buck, and this ‘Multivoice’ compressor is no exception!

McDSP continue to find new ways to harness their configurable analogue plug‑in co‑processor.

Strymon’s Canoga is designed to replicate the sound of old‑school fuzz circuits, and was apparently inspired by the classic silicon Fuzz Face.

Runic Labs debut their first product, the Passive DI.

If you want to know exactly what streaming services will do to your masters, MasterCheck 2 will give you the harsh truth — in immersive formats as well as stereo.

Building on their wonderful DynAssist, Noiseworks’ latest tool aims to do even more of the prep work for your vocal and dialogue recordings.

Made in collaboration with YouTube artist Emily Hopkins, this unique pedal can do weird and wonderful things — and it’s by no means limited to guitars!

We’ve seen gain riders before, but this one from PSP attempts to offer the user a little more control than most.