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Ben Rogerson, Computer Music and Future Music
Audio Damage Axon ($59)
iceGear Xenon (£2.99)
Voxengo HarmoniEQ 2.0 ($100)
Flux TRAX (£399)
Sound Radix Auto-Align ($149)
Waves JJP Artist Signature Collection (£646)
tomoberheim SEM (€950)
Native Instruments Komplete 7 (£399)
Unity Audio The Rock (£1,750)
Sony Creative Software ACID Music Studio 8 (£50)
Modartt Pianoteq 3.6 (€249)
M-Audio Axiom 49 (£270)
'The Damage' aren't shy about challenging conventional plug-in design...
Every month, MusicRadar’s industry-leading sister magazines - Guitarist, Computer Music, Total Guitar, Rhythm and Future Music - publish the best independent and in-depth music-making gear reviews.
We’ve collated the latest DAWs, synths, plug-ins and iOS apps to have fallen under the watchful eyes of Computer Music and Future Music’s test teams. All the gear on show here was originally reviewed in Computer Music issue 157 and Future Music issue 232 and published on MusicRadar throughout September and October.
Scroll on for this month’s top picks and click through to read each product’s full review. First up: Audio Damage Axon.
“It might not be everybody's cup of tea, but it's hard to imagine another plug-in with so few parameters that allows so much experimentation.”
45 Stars
FULL REVIEW: Audio Damage Axon
(Reviewed in Computer Music magazine issue 157)
