Rob Redman

Will the pro version of this popular multi-tasking module make us break a sweat?

We warm up with some vintage clipping, and from the same range, why not go the preamp route too?

We get to know this “clever” standalone filter device

We explore Noise Engineering’s essential new envelope generator

Jam Jam is more than the sum of its parts

Is the Softpop’s semi-modular box of tricks the portable delight it’s been (hard) sold as? We find out

We take a look at a percussive voice module that isn’t afraid to put wackiness front and centre

We find this useful, compact VCO is more than just a one-trick-pony

We take Eventide’s new module for a spin and discover Misha is an oddity, in the best possible way…

We get polyrhythmic with this riff on the popular DIY module by Music Thing Modular

Did this DC-coupled audio interface from Spain, hailed for its relative affordability, shake us all night long?

We delve deep to discover the capabilities of this deceptive little pocket synth

Come for the reverb, stay for the playability

This 8-bit-inspired synth and sequencer proves a handy companion on epic sound design journeys

Discover how you can now get West coast flavours from a traditionally East coast synth company while enjoying putting it together yourself

Looking for a versatile LFO module? We take the Triple LFO from Ebashi Audio for a spin

This synth voice that doubles as a standalone synth can make you some sounds worthy of the big screen

This two-channel octave controller emits much sweeter results than its name suggests

Is the latest SSL mixer worth the step up from its little brother, the SiX? We take a look

We explore this light-based modulation module

We wax lyrical about our love affair with the Moog One – but is it a keeper?

We give Erica Synths a round of applause for reminding us what’s great about phasers

We ponder whether the British brand’s latest three-oscillator semi-modular synth trumps its predecessor

We take Animoog Z for a spin round some new orbits to see what Moog’s update offers over its predecessor

From the north of Italy comes what we can only describe as a box of inspirational happy accidents