Category: StudioWise
PSP Audioware BBDelay -Very Vintage Vibes
BBDelay, by PSP Audioware
$99 USD
Bottom Line:
If all you need is another quarter-note echo, there are cheaper and simpler options. If you want a delay that encourages you to experiment with what happens after the original sound has disappeared, PSP BBDelay is considerably more interesting.
Lucid, by Minimal Audio – Granular Perfection
Lucid, by Minimal Audio
$129USD
Bottom Line:
Minimal Audio Lucid is a seriously creative granular processor that manages something granular effects don’t always manage particularly well: staying musical.
Native Instruments Komplete 26 Collector’s Edition – One Bundle To Rule Them All
Komplete 26 Collectors Edition, by Native Instruments
From free – $1949 USD
Bottom Line:
If you’re serious about making music, there’s a strong argument that Komplete 26 Collectors Edition remains the benchmark. Not because it’s perfect – but because, quite simply, nothing else matches its scope.
Teletone Audio Broadcast Piano review – instant gratification.
Broadcast Piano, by Teletone Audio
$89USD
Bottom Line:
At well under $100, this is where Broadcast Piano becomes very easy to recommend. You’re getting a highly playable, characterful instrument that performs well, offers genuine tonal flexibility, and doesn’t demand much from your system. That’s a strong combination.
Izotope Tonal Balance Control 3 – Full Indepth Review
Tonal Balance Control 3, by Izotope
$129 USD
Bottom Line:
Izotope Tonal Balance Control 3 isn’t a miracle plugin. It won’t suddenly turn your mixes into chart-toppers, and it won’t replace the fundamentals of good production.
What it will do is make you more aware of your tonal decisions. It’ll catch things you might have missed. And it’ll help you finish mixes with a bit more confidence.
Lighthouse Piano by Fracture Sounds – An Ocean of Possibilities
Lighthouse Piano, by Fracture Sounds
$129USD
Bottom Line:
It’s not a utility instrument. It’s not trying to replace your go-to grand. What it offers instead is character, inspiration, and a very particular emotional space that’s difficult to replicate with more traditional libraries.
