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By Steve Harvey. Founded 30 years ago, Zippah was purchased in 2003 by the studio’s biggest client, Brian Charles. Today, it remains a fixture on the vibrant Boston music scene, hosting recording and songwriting workshops and developing plug-ins with...
Rich Tozzoli says this plug-in is a beast.
Plug-in emulates Eventide’s Instant Phaser studio electronic effects box, capturing the analog character of the original hardware.
Plug-ins help pave the way in Deans’ sound design for Jagged Little Pill.
New software adapts ZM-1 ambisonics mic to Pro Tools
By Rich Tozzoli. This is a tone-shaping, sonically modulating dream delay that I use on virtually every session.
By Rich Tozzoli. What I like about the 480L plug-in are the same things I liked about the original: its depth, warmth and clarity, with a bit of edge.
PTSD film Discharge needed balance between score and dialogue.
Top producer picks a peck of plug-ins for pack.
New plug-in aids creative process, developing melodies, rhythms and harmonies.
Guitar tone selection based on producer’s guitar amp collection.
UA issues Lexicon-endorsed emulation of the industry standard reverb unit.
New DSP processing unit intended for live and studio use.
Move brings plug-ins ported from dLive system to SQ Series
Plug-in emulates mastering console used on DSOTM, In Utero, OK Computer and others.
By Rich Tozzoli. Neural DSP partnered with Darkglass Electronics on this plug-in set, which emulates two of Darkglass' classic hardware units: the B7K Ultra and the Vintage Ultra.
By Rich Tozzoli. FabFilter Saturn offers a range of distortion models inspired by the vintage sound of tubes, tape and guitar amps.
By Rich Tozzoli. Here, Tozzoli discusses one of the plug-ins he turns to on a fast-moving session, and offers audio examples of the plug-in at work.
New HD plug-ins include EC-300 Echo Collection, 6034 Ultimate Multi-band and the brand-new NR800 Noise Reduction Processor.
New Plug-In emulates echo chambers used at Abbey Road on classic tracks.
New cloud-based feature part of Q-SYS Designer Software update.
New edition of plug-in adds features to simulate surroundings and devices.
Lorde's 70-concert world tour continues through the Southern Hemisphere this month, bringing a considerable amount of technology along for the ride.
Nugen will bow new bundles and extensive upgrades to existing ones in September.
UK software developer SoundSpot has released Paradox, a multi-fx plug-in.
A pair of new plug-in bundles aim to aid audio clean-up.
By Rob Tavaglione. Krotos’ Reformer and Dehumaniser lines offer a new approach to sound design.
Audionamix will introduce IDC this weekend at Sweetwater GearFest.
New plug-in centered around Harrison De-Esser algorithm.
The update offers bug fixes, new plug-ins and improvements including reportedly better real-time CPU performance from Waves Tune.
Mixing immersive audio for the announcement of Elton John's farewell tour brought new technologies to bear.
Gauge teams microphone and plug-in to emulate eight vintage mics
MultiRack will now allow users to mix with Waves and third-party SoundGrid-compatible plug-ins on DiGiCo SD-series consoles.
The new edition of Auto-Tune includes numerous user-requested features.
TC announces modern-day revival of a standard.
By Rob Tavaglione. Gullfoss is not truly AI, just quite intelligent; it requires your experience to gauge severity, appropriateness and artistry.
February 20, 2018 – Having introduced their first audio plug-in at the 2018 NAMM Show, Soundtheory is now shipping GULLFOSS, an intelligent automatic equalizer that uses unique computational auditory perception technology to identify and resolve problems in the frequency...
By Rich Tozzoli. The company describes this mastering plug-in as a “unique multiband limiter, human-ear EQ and powerful audio maximizer” that will increase the loudness of your mix while maintaining or improving its dynamic perception.
By Rich Tozzoli. The Savage 120 glories in an unabashedly modern aggressiveness and punch.
By Craig Anderton. Software’s “next big thing” could be modular software that allows mixing and matching elements from various programs.