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Alex Turner; Computer Music and Future Music
24 products at a glance
eaReckon Analog87 Series (€99)
112dB Big Blue Compressor (€149)
Modartt Pianoteq 4 Pro (€399)
Sinevibes Reactive ($29)
Roland R-Mix (£129)
Photosounder SplineEQ ($19)
Arturia MiniBrute (£429)
Allen & Heath GS-R24 / M (from £5,549)
G-Raid Thunderbolt 4TB (£540)
Lewitt LCT 240 (£250)
Shure SRH1840 (£590)
Cinesamples Piano In Blue ($129)
Waves NLS ($249)
Universal Audio Apollo (£2149)
Zynaptiq UNVEIL (€399)
Subsonic Labs Wolfram ($80)
Sugar Bytes Cyclop ($139)
MOTU MachFive 3 (£319)
FXpansion Etch Red (€39)
Cinematic Samples Cinematic Strings 2 (£375)
Tangible FX iMoov (£2.49)
Propellerhead Software Polar (€55)
Propellerhead Software Radical Piano (€79)
Propellerhead Software Pulsar (€39)
This colourful EQ combines the precision of linear-phase processing with the flexibility of Bézier spline curve-shaping
“Innovative and powerful, SplineEQ would still be an essential buy if it cost five times as much!”
45 Stars
FULL REVIEW:Photosounder SplineEQ
(Reviewed in Computer Music issue 180)
