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Harrison Mixbus 32C Version 7 has just been released, with some rather tasty upgrades for those recording into Mixbus. Harrison’s new TapeX™ worflow is optimised

Relative newcomer Pulsar have introduced the Pulsar 1178 Dual Peak Limiter Plugin, an emulation of the rather rare Urie 1178 hardware limiter, that is certainly

Empirical Labs are one of my favourite audio companies. They have been making killer hardware for years now, with the well known and loved Distressor

We recently added two new brands to the Vintage Digital website, Aphex and 360 Systems. The Aphex Aural Exciter is a studio classic from the

When Roland released their Boss Micro Studio Series Effects back in 1985, it was just what home recording studios needed; Decent quality effects that were

There are a huge number of vintage digital effects on this website now, everything from the lower end Alesis gear, to the high end Eventide

In recent times we have added a bunch of classic audio recorders to the site, recorders which have had a huge part in audio recording

We are planning to add some very cool videos over the next couple of months so be sure to subscribe and click the little bell to be notified when we upload a new video!

We have just updated the sound samples we have available for the Ursa Major Space Station.

We have added a bunch of digital effects from Kurzweil, yes the keyboard manufacturer, including the KSP-8, Rumour and Mangler digital effects.

We have finally managed to get almost all of of our Lexicon Service Manuals online today, including some massive updates to some of our most popular Lexicon Service Manuals.

We have now remixed the guitar samples for the Eventide H3000 to highlight the effect far better than previously done. Enjoy!

Hardware is coming back and there is no better vintage digital reverb to have bought back, than the AMS RMX16, a studio legend from the day it was released way back in 1986!

There are so many classic effects in the analogue world as well, and rather than build another website, we are adding in these vintage analogue effects to our existing site.

In the mid 1980’s Yamaha released a number of great reverbs and multi-effects boxes, they were successful in both live music effects racks and studio effects racks.

The Eventide H3000 is one of the most legendary multi-effects boxes ever made, and while it has been ‘improved’ over the years, for many it has never been beaten. Guitarists in particular relish this machine as much as Jimi himself!

The Yamaha SXP90 is another one of the most popular reverbs on our site, with hundreds of views every month, and thanks once again to Eugene, we now have a huge number of audio samples.

The Lexicon PCM 70 has proven to be one of the most popular reverbs on our site over the years, and thanks to one very generous person by the name of Eugene, we now have a huge number of audio samples.

At the time of their release they were a more affordable option than the DPS Series of processors that came before them.

Rather than simply make a plugin, they have chosen to offer a beautiful desktop hardware controller to go with it and it mimics the design language of the original 2290 very well.

The new Eventide H9000 is a powerhouse compared to the original Harmonizers of the early 1980s and will no doubt offer pristine audio quality…