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Head to Positive Grid for a last-minute guitar-themed gift: Bag a FREE Riff interface when you purchase their beloved amp modelling software
Score a complimentary Positive Grid Riff when you purchase Positive Grid Omnyss or Bias FX 2 – worth $179!
There's still a chance to get 50% off just about every Line 6 plugin you’ll ever need in this extended Cyber Monday sale
Get Line 6's Helix Native, Metallurgy, Echo Farm and Amp Farm softwares – and obtain some of the best virtual cabs, amps and effects out there – all for half price over at Sweetwater
You can still get AmpliTube 5 Max for a ridiculous $99 – that's $500 off! – this Cyber Monday, but not for much longer
Snag every amp and effect you could ever need in the ultimate Cyber Monday guitar plugin deal
Gibson launches the Digital Amp, an app that uses your phone’s mic to detect and amplify your guitar signal – no cables required
Available only on the Gibson App, the virtual playing companion offers a wealth of sound-sculpting tools
Positive Grid launches OMNYSS, a collection of amps and effects for “epic soundscapes and massive tonal exploration”
The software looks to be Positive Grid's answer to Neural DSP, featuring three amps spanning “heavenly cleans to visceral heavy tone”, plus synth and polyphonic octave effects
Best guitar tuner apps 2025: top free and paid options
Our list of the best guitar tuner apps for musicians on the move
Moog's Moogerfooger effects pedals are back (as plugins)
The Moogerfooger plugins can be operated in stereo, with users also able to create, save and manage presets
Strymon's versatile BigSky reverb pedal is now available as a plugin
A "direct port" of the popular pedal, the BigSky plugin features the same dozen reverbs found on the original box, at a much lower price point
IK Multimedia AmpliTube 5 review
We put IK’s monster package of amp modelling and FX software under the microscope
Electro-Harmonix adds analog warmth to the digital domain with innovative Big Muff Pi Hardware Plugin
Offering the versatility of a two-in/two-out audio interface, the new Muff lets you inject your recordings with genuine clipping diodes and overdriving transistors as opposed to software emulation
