Chorus can turn a narrow, static sound into something wider and more alive. Using a sine wave and goniometer, this post compares UAD Studio D, Softube Model 84 and Logic Pro’s Chorus, then explores practical ways electronic producers can use the effect.

The sound of flanging takes me straight back to the dancefloor. Here's how it works, with an interactive demo, and how to use it from full-strength sweeps to subtle movement and tuned bass.

Access Analog lets you run audio from your DAW through real analogue hardware over the internet. After using it for six months, I’ve found plenty of bugs, booking conflicts and latency—but also a rare opportunity to hear legendary equipment working on my own music.

Explore vintage sample CDs without installing specialist software. This browser-based tool extracts ISO9660, Joliet and UDF images, handles BIN/CUE data and audio discs, and converts supported Akai sampler discs to WAV.

Music software used to require learning to code or finding a developer. AI is changing that. Producers can now turn their own ideas, techniques and ways of working into tools – creating software that's increasingly personal to the person who made it.

Testing Soothe 3 in real sessions – is the upgrade from Soothe 2 actually worth it?