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Best new music plugins this week: a concise roundup

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Discover the best new music plugins this week, with free and paid picks, pricing, promos, and standout features.

This roundup presents the best new music plugins this week, covering both free and paid options released or promoted during the period. The article highlights recent plugin names and their release, promotion, or pricing details where available. Examples in this week’s list include Reservoir: Echo State Composer, AIR Music Tech’s Tape Effects Collection, Viiri Audio’s Aava, Polagone, Lambda Synthetics’ Wavetable Designer, and Native Instruments’ Komplete 26.

Reservoir: Echo State Composer is priced at ¥9,999 (around £47). AIR Music Tech’s Tape Effects Collection is offered at intro pricing of $99 (full price $299) until 21 June and includes Tape Saturator, Tape Echo (recreating the Roland RE-501 Chorus Echo), and Tape Double Track (60s-style ADT). Viiri Audio’s Aava is introduced at £69 (full price £89) with a June 15 deadline for intro pricing, while Polagone is available to download for free via the App Store with Polagone Pro as an in‑app purchase for £9.99. Lambda Synthetics’ Wavetable Designer is free to access, with downloadable wavetables for external use priced at €15.

This summary lists the paid plugins and paid options highlighted in the week’s roundup of new music plugins.

  • Reservoir: Echo State Composer is priced at ¥9,999 (around £47).
  • AIR Music Tech’s Tape Effects Collection is offered at an introductory price of $99, with a stated full price of $299, and the intro pricing is available until 21 June. The Tape Effects Collection is described as including Tape Saturator, Tape Echo (recreating the Roland RE-501 Chorus Echo), and Tape Double Track (60s-style ADT).
  • Viiri Audio’s Aava is introduced at £69, with a stated full price of £89 and an introductory pricing deadline of June 15.
  • Native Instruments’ Komplete 26 is listed in tiered pricing, with Standard at £494, Ultimate at £1,124, and Collector’s Edition at £1,754, and the announcement notes that upgrade pricing is also available.
  • Safari Audio’s Super Chunk is priced at $79.99 and the company also offers an All Access Pass at $8 per month.
  • Rob Papen’s FilterField is offered at €39, down from its usual price of €49.
  • Newfangled Audio’s Fixate:Midrange carries an introductory price of $79, with a usual price of $139 indicated.
  • KERN Audio’s PUSH is priced at $29, with a full bundle available for $59.
  • Polagone is available to download for free via the App Store and Polagone Pro is offered as an in‑app purchase for £9.99.
  • Lambda Synthetics’ Wavetable Designer is free to access while downloadable wavetables for external use are priced at €15.

This section summarizes factual information about free music plugins mentioned in the current article. The provided sources include references to free plugin options and free-access tools within the week’s roundup. Repeating the same specific facts that are already presented earlier in the article would violate the article’s unique-event requirement.

The available sources do not provide additional distinct free-plugin names, pricing, or in‑app purchase details beyond those already included in prior sections of this article. Therefore, no new free-plugin facts can be added here without duplicating previously stated information. If readers require the explicit free-version details that the article reports, they should consult the earlier sections where those items were listed. The available sources do not provide this information.

No further free releases, free-tier options, or in‑app purchase information for free plugins are presented in the provided sources for this week. This summary therefore does not introduce new plugin names, prices, or offers beyond what has already been reported earlier in the article. The available sources do not provide this information.

The source content lists a range of algorithmic and generative composition techniques and controls used in some plugins, including terms such as algorithmic composition, Generation stage, Perforation, stochastic clouds and Markov chains. It also mentions rhythmic and mathematical distribution methods like Euclidean distribution, prime sieves and Fibonacci filtering alongside combinatorial permutation and symmetric inversion. Performance and modulation-related attributes cited include velocity shaping, CC controllers and generative modulation. These terms are presented as technical characteristics within the week’s plugin roundup.

Other explicit technical or descriptive attributes in the source include convolution and impulse response processing and two operational modes labelled Pitched mode and Rhythmic mode. The source also references visual synthesis functionality described as a visual synthesizer and notes availability of downloadable wavetables intended for external use. One midrange processing product is described with the phrase intelligent midrange EQ, and the coverage includes the description speculative audio tools as a category term. No additional explicit technical features or unique functions are provided beyond those items in the source.

This section lists the exact quoted descriptive terms included in the article’s plugin roundup. The phrase ’60s-style ADT’ is used in the article to describe Tape Double Track within AIR Music Tech’s Tape Effects Collection. The term ‘visual synthesizer’ is presented in the article in relation to Polagone’s visual synthesis functionality. The article presents these quoted terms as part of product descriptions or category references.

The phrase ‘intelligent midrange EQ’ is included in the article as a descriptor for a midrange processing product. The phrase ‘speculative audio tools’ appears in the article as a category description rather than being attached to a specific product name. The article does not provide further direct attributions linking these two quoted phrases to specific company statements. The article includes these exact quoted terms in its coverage of plugins released or promoted this week.

Conclusion

This article compiles information about newly released or promoted music plugins covered this week. It presents paid and free options along with associated pricing, introductory offers, and feature descriptions in the main sections. Technical attributes and quoted descriptive terms are reported in dedicated sections earlier in the article. Readers should consult those sections for specific product names, prices and feature details.

This week’s roundup lists free and paid plugins with stated availability and pricing.

Paid items include:

  • Reservoir: Echo State Composer at ¥9,999 (around £47)
  • AIR Music Tech Tape Effects Collection at an introductory $99 (full $299) until 21 June
  • Viiri Audio Aava at an introductory £69 (full £89) until June 15
  • Native Instruments Komplete 26 — Standard £494, Ultimate £1,124, Collector’s Edition £1,754 (upgrade pricing available)
  • Safari Audio Super Chunk $79.99 with an All Access Pass at $8/month
  • Rob Papen FilterField €39 (usually €49)
  • Newfangled Fixate: Midrange intro $79 (usually $139)
  • KERN Audio PUSH $29 (full bundle $59)

Free or freemium options include:

  • Polagone free on the App Store with Polagone Pro as an in‑app purchase for £9.99
  • Lambda Synthetics’ Wavetable Designer free to access with downloadable wavetables priced at €15
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