"We love its West Coast sound and experimental design": Moog Labyrinth review
- £599
- $599
The US brand’s second semi-modular of the year has the makings of a West Coast-inspired, IDM powerhouse
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“An immersive targeted device suitable for a broad range of multichannel applications”: Audient ORIA review
- £2520
- €2879
- $2590
As immersive audio is normalised, the need for dedicated hardware grows. We power up this new offering
“It’s compact, it’s live-ready… but it’s still an engine from an older synth”: Korg KingKorg Neo review
- £949
- €1099
- $990
KingKorg Neo is a bi-timbral VA synth packed into a small-form 37-key compact body, and is not as ‘Neo’ as the name implies
“Easy to use, with very desirable saturation-style effects”: Universal Audio Verve Analog Machines review
- £49
- €58
- $62
Want to add some verve to your mix? UA has just the plugin to help. We turn up the heat with some toasty virtual tech
“An enormously tempting proposition for anyone who enjoys the process and artistry of mixing”: Softube Console 1 Channel Mk III review
- £895
- €966
- $879
Adding some analogue feel to your DAW-life could now be a reality, but is Softube’s latest controller really the one? We swipe left
“Takes filters to another level”: Noise Lab Formantic review
- £310
- €310
- $363
Noise Lab’s module has three filters in one and bucket loads of control. We fire it up for some formant fun…
“Combines rigid and random sequencing styles, and can double as a controller too”: 4ms Catalyst Sequencer/Controller review
- £395
- €411
- $395
This dinky two-in-one module can flip between sequencer and controller modes. We find out if it’s double the fun
“Does all the basics very well, providing a beautifully clean signal”: Boss VE-22 Vocal Performer review
- £319
- €369
- $333
A compact, battery-powered vocal effects unit which delivers powerful sounds. We take the VE-22 for a spin
"We can’t deny that going back to it after a few years away has been a joyful experience": Reason Studios Reason 13 review
- $499 or 19.99/month
Nearly a quarter of a century after v1, Reason reaches the not so unlucky v13, but is this once influential DAW still relevant?
