Beat Panner and Harmonimo highlight this week’s new plugins

Presented as a weekly roundup, new music plugins this week compiles recent plugin releases, both free and paid, that are relevant to electronic music professionals and enthusiasts. The roundup covers virtual instruments, audio effects and standalone applications, and entries include developer names and product titles where publishers supply that information.

Where provided, the article lists pricing details — including introductory and full prices — and notes DAW or platform compatibility, for example Windows, macOS and specific host support. The piece reports stated technical features, availability and any published system requirements from plugin makers, and presents those items without added interpretation or commentary.

The Silen Sample AgeR plugin is offered at an introductory price of £16 and a full price of £27. It features an age slider with six modes, three of which are explicitly inspired by established samplers: the MPC 60, the S950 and the SP-1200; the remaining three slider positions are described as original models developed by Silen. The product details specify this six-mode arrangement and present pricing in British pounds. The listing categorises Sample AgeR as a sampler and includes core editing tools for sample manipulation as part of its stated feature set. These pricing and mode details are given in the published product information.

The plugin’s documented feature set includes a classic time-stretching algorithm linked to 1990s hardware and a turntable stylus distortion processing option. The published information lists ageing and distortion processes alongside the core editing functions as part of Sample AgeR’s capabilities. The description presents these signal-processing elements and editing tools together in the product specification. The available sources do not provide platform compatibility or system requirement information for this plugin.

The Beat Panner plugin is available at an introductory price of £119.04, with a full price set at £159. It supports ambisonics, binaural, and multichannel setups up to 22.2 channels, providing users with a versatile tool for spatial audio production. Its technical capabilities are enhanced with 3D room views, allowing for a more immersive audio experience. Additionally, it features 32 steps per channel, which facilitates detailed sound manipulation and fine-tuning. A notable aspect of the Beat Panner is its potential value to post-production professionals, offering a robust set of features conducive to complex audio workflow scenarios.

Topline Vocal Tune is offered at an introductory price of $79 and a full price of $99 plus VAT. It runs on Windows and macOS and does not require Universal Audio hardware. The interface is described as relatively simple and includes automatic key and scale locking alongside a handful of controls for shaping tuning. The published feature list names Elastic and Sustain knobs and specifies MIDI repitching functionality. The available product information also specifies ultra-low latency performance that allows the plugin to be used while tracking.

Carbon Electra 2 is listed at $79 with a full price of $99 and an upgrade cost of $39. The product is noted as being on sale at Plugin Boutique in the published listing. Pricing and upgrade details are presented in the product information alongside availability notes. The available sources do not provide additional platform compatibility or system requirement details for Carbon Electra 2.

Clayworks has launched Harmonimo and Kodotone, each priced at $39.99. Both plugins are compatible with Ableton Live, FL Studio, Logic Pro, Cubase, and Reaper. The Sample Scout standalone app is available at £29 and offers a free trial. Soothe3 is listed at £199 for the full version with a £45 upgrade price.

Arturia’s Memory V is priced at €149 and is described as a premium recreation of the Memorymoog with three oscillators per voice and a classic ladder filter. Memory V is also available as part of V Collection 11 Pro priced at €699. Existing customers are offered crossgrade pricing for the V Collection 11 Pro.

Softube’s Bus Processor 670 has an introductory price of £85.71 and a full price of £129, with the introductory price available until 27 June. Nest Acoustics’ Evolve full version is priced at £39 with a full price of £59. Evolve’s Lite version is priced at £19 with a full price of £29.

This conclusion summarises the principal entries in this week’s roundup of new music plugins and restates the pricing, compatibility, and key technical features provided in the article. The summarised products are Silen Sample AgeR, Beat Panner, Topline Vocal Tune, Carbon Electra 2, and Clayworks’ Harmonimo and Kodotone, with additional notes on other launches included in the same roundup. The following paragraphs list the stated details from the published product information without added interpretation.

Silen Sample AgeR

Silen Sample AgeR is listed with an introductory price of £16 and a full price of £27. The product description identifies an age slider with six modes, three of which are explicitly inspired by the MPC 60, S950, and SP-1200, and three of which are described as original Silen models. The published feature list includes core editing tools for sample manipulation alongside a classic time-stretching algorithm linked to 1990s hardware and a turntable stylus distortion processing option. The available information does not provide platform compatibility or system requirement details for Sample AgeR.

Beat Panner

Beat Panner is listed with an introductory price of £119.04 and a full price of £159. The release notes state support for ambisonics, binaural, and multichannel configurations up to 22.2 channels and specify the inclusion of 3D room views for spatial representation. The documented operational parameter set specifies 32 steps per channel. The article includes the statement that “Beat Panner may prove particularly useful to post-production professionals.” System requirements or installation details for Beat Panner are not provided in the available information.

Topline Vocal Tune

Topline Vocal Tune is offered at an introductory price of $79 with a full price of $99 plus VAT and is described as running on Windows and macOS without requiring Universal Audio hardware. The interface is described with automatic key and scale locking and a compact set of controls for shaping tuning, with named Elastic and Sustain knobs and MIDI repitching listed among the features. The published information specifies ultra-low latency performance that allows the plugin to be used while tracking.

Carbon Electra 2

Carbon Electra 2 is listed at $79 with a full price of $99 and an upgrade cost of $39, and the product is noted as being on sale at Plugin Boutique in the published listing.

Clayworks’ Harmonimo and Kodotone

Clayworks’ Harmonimo and Kodotone are each listed at $39.99 and are presented as compatible with major DAWs including Ableton Live, FL Studio, Logic Pro, Cubase, and Reaper.

Other Launches

Other launches in the roundup include the Sample Scout standalone app at £29 with a free trial, Soothe3 at £199 with a £45 upgrade price, Arturia Memory V at €149 (also available as part of V Collection 11 Pro for €699 with crossgrade pricing for existing customers), and Softube’s Bus Processor 670 with an introductory price of £85.71 and a full price of £129 available until 27 June. No additional system requirement or platform-specific notes are provided for these products in the available information.

Beat Panner is listed with an introductory price of £119.04 and a full price of £159. It supports ambisonics, binaural and multichannel configurations up to 22.2 channels, as specified in the product information. The release notes include 3D room views for spatial representation in the plugin’s interface. These technical capabilities are presented alongside the launch pricing in the product listing.

The documented operational parameters specify 32 steps per channel as part of Beat Panner’s control set. The article includes the sentence “Beat Panner may prove particularly useful to post-production professionals.” Pricing and technical specifications are reported within the weekly roundup of new releases alongside other spatial audio tools. System requirements and installation details are not provided in the available information.

Clayworks has launched two plugins, Harmonimo and Kodotone, each priced at $39.99. Both plugins are listed as compatible with Ableton Live, FL Studio, Logic Pro, Cubase, and Reaper. The announcement identifies Clayworks as the developer and specifies the per-plugin price in US dollars. No additional system requirements or platform-specific notes are provided in the available information.

The Sample Scout standalone app is listed at £29 and is offered with a free trial. Soothe3 is presented with a full price of £199 and an upgrade price of £45. Nest Acoustics’ Evolve is described with two editions: a full version priced at £39 (stated full price £59) and a Lite version priced at £19 (stated full price £29). These price points are given in British pounds where specified in the product details.

Arturia’s Memory V is priced at €149 and is described as a premium recreation of the Memorymoog, featuring three oscillators per voice and a classic ladder filter. Memory V is also available as part of V Collection 11 Pro, which is listed at €699, and existing customers are offered crossgrade pricing for that collection. Softube’s Bus Processor 670 has an introductory price of £85.71 and a full price of £129, with the introductory price available until 27 June. No further technical specifications or installation details are provided for these products in the available information.

Beat Panner — new music plugins this week

Beat Panner is available at an introductory price of £119.04 and a full price of £159, as listed in the product information. The plugin supports ambisonics, binaural and multichannel setups up to 22.2 channels, as documented in the release. It includes 3D room views for spatial representation and immersive mixing workflows, according to the published specifications. These technical capabilities are presented alongside the launch pricing in the product listing.

The documented feature set specifies 32 steps per channel as part of Beat Panner’s operational parameters. The product listing in the roundup includes the sentence “Beat Panner may prove particularly useful to post-production professionals.” Pricing and technical details for Beat Panner are reported within the weekly roundup of new releases and are listed together with other spatial audio tools.

Clayworks has launched two plugins, Harmonimo and Kodotone, each priced at $39.99. Both products are listed as compatible with major digital audio workstations, specifically Ableton Live, FL Studio, Logic Pro, Cubase, and Reaper. The announcement identifies Clayworks as the developer and specifies the per-plugin price in US dollars. No additional compatibility or system requirement details are provided in the available information.

The Sample Scout standalone app is listed at £29 and is offered with a free trial. Soothe3 is presented with a full-price listing of £199 and an upgrade price of £45. These price points are given in British pounds where specified in the product details.

Arturia’s Memory V is priced at €149 and is described as a premium recreation of the Memorymoog with three oscillators per voice and a classic ladder filter. Memory V is also noted as part of V Collection 11 Pro, which is priced at €699, and existing customers are offered crossgrade pricing for that collection.

Softube’s Bus Processor 670 has an introductory price of £85.71 and a full price of £129, and the introductory price is available until 27 June.