Pulsar Modular P930 Lunar Lander v1.0.1 P930 Lunar Lander elevates everything we love about plate reverb and delay to new heights, offering next-level control, shaping, and enhancement of the audio signal. A flexible and creative ducking circuit, adjustable noise and multiple stages of wet/dry blend options round out some of...

Kush Audio UBK-2 v1.0.0 UBK-2 MOVEMENT & GROOVE Shapes the movement and groove of a sound with unique compression curves, multiple parallel signal paths, and more… THE SOUND OF UBK-2 In 2012, Kush dropped the UBK-1 into a world where nobody expected plugin compressors to have any kind of special...

Pulsar Modular P930 Lunar Lander v1.0.0 P930 Lunar Lander elevates everything we love about plate reverb and delay to new heights, offering next-level control, shaping, and enhancement of the audio signal. A flexible and creative ducking circuit, adjustable noise and multiple stages of wet/dry blend options round out some of...

Plugin Alliance Brainworx Mäag Audio EQ4 v1.16.1 Preferred by top artists and engineers One of Plugin Alliance’s most famous and beloved plugins with updated features for better usability in 2024, including a black user interface for those who prefer a sleeker look or higher optical contrast. Finally, the go-to EQ...

Martinic AX73 v1.4.2With four analog oscillators across two synth layers, unique modulation features, extended performance options, and an eight-module effects section, this plugin AX73 (VST/AU) unleashes the full power of the original hardware and more – no menu diving required, and all perfectly modeled through our Advanced Circuitry Emulation technology....

KORG Software microKORG v1.1.0 microKORG Synthesizer / Vocoder Since its release in 2002, the microKORG has been loved by more musicians around the world than any other hardware synth in music history. Following the first generation microKORG, a number of variations were introduced, including the microKORG XL released in 2009 and...

Martinic PIANET T v1.0.2 Add some retro charm to your music with the iconic sound of this ’70s electro-mechanical piano called the Pianet T. The reeds in the Pianet T aren’t struck, but instead are engaged by NASA-patented pink plastic suction pads that suck on the reeds until they snap...