Eventide released Physion Mk II, a powerful, modern approach to multi-effects delivering a new dimension of sounds. It combines our best-in-class Transient/Tonal separation with world-class Eventide effects, opening the door

Devious Machines released Infiltrator 2. Infiltrator is a monster multi-effect which can stack, sequence and modulate up to ten different effects at once. Whether it’s liquid analogue filtering or reality-bending

Fuse Audio Labs is proud to announce availability of its VREV-305 plugin — purposed from an iconic and rare Seventies-vintage spring chamber reverb system, set around a tank comprising no

Dreadbox released Raindrops, a Hybrid Delay/Pitch Shifter/Reverb pedal that takes the concept of short echos on a different level It is equipped with multiple delay stages and different chips and

Filter Force is a dual filter bank centered around modulating any audio parameter. Use four independent modulation sequencers to spice up any audio track with interesting rhythmic patterns. 21 Filter

Auburn Sounds announces the availability of LENS — let loose as a spectral dynamics processing plug-in par excellence, providing multi-band compression (without crossover phase shifts); constant phase EQ (without ringing);

Mastrcode Music released Substrate for free, an effect device to give your bass sounds the right “boost”. It will generate additional harmonics to the sound in the low end frequency

Techivation released T-Warmer, a plug-in that injects unique musical harmonic saturations to low and mid frequencies to make anything sound warmer and fuller. Make low frequency instruments, such as sub-bass,

Lindell Audio is proud to announce availability of its LiN76 Vintage Limiting Amplifier — aptly designed to recreate the timbres and nuances of ’76-style FET (field-effect transistor) compressors, duly delivering

Death By Audio released Space Bender, a chorus modulator that replicates and warps your signal into beautiful and organic transmissions from a dimension somewhere beyond linear time. Under the hood

Most reverbs are earth-bound and constrained by the physics of the real world. Eventide’s “Blackhole” reverb breaks the rules by allowing you to create virtual spaces that could never exist