Category: software reviews

Soundmorph are a brand new sound design library company formed earlier this year. They’re Based in San Francisco and Montreal, and the members of the team are all over the world. Their sound design chops have featured on video game titles such as the Mass Effect Dynasty, Need for Speed,…

Audiodamage keep cranking out little goodies to mess with your music. Bitcom is a step sequencer that sends signal to a bit crusher, and a simple synth. Sounds odd, but it can quickly destroy even the most pleasant of sounds. Think Nine Inch Nails destroy. Each step shows a graphic…

Production Voices is a relatively young company helmed by Jason Chapman, and hailing from London Ontario. They create beautiful piano sample libraries for whatever recording or multimedia productions you’re needing a piano for. Towards the end of last year Production Grand was released. It’s a meticulously sampled Yamaha C7 grand…

B2 is the 3rd spatial processing plugin from 2CAudio, after Breeze and Aether, both of which went down a treat worldwide, winning editors award choices, nominations in huge software roundup competitions, and competing easily with some of the other larger companies out there in terms of quality and flexibility. B2…

Twisted Tools are a company that use the computing power of Native Instruments’ brilliant Reaktor to their advantage, creating killer effects and instruments for use in electronic music and sound design. S-LAYER is their latest creation: a sample layering sound creation tool for reaktor 5. You can layer up to…