Ten retro-futuristic tone machines, packed with analog magic.

Give your recordings the colorful saturation and effects heard on countless hip‑hop, lo‑fi, electronic, rock, and experimental tracks. Designed for the modern musician, beatmaker, and producer — Verve Analog Machines puts playful analog sounds right in your DAW.

Features:

• Add analog sound to your recordings with 10 easy-to-use machines
• Shape tones quickly with simple controls like drive, tone, and tape warble
• Give kicks, snares, and synths gritty tape textures or add tube warmth to vocals, guitar, bass, or your entire mix
• Make mixes sound instantly more expressive and alive with retro-futuristic analog sounds crafted by UA

Sweeten
Add warmth to anything with classic reel-to-reel sound that can be gently overdriven.
Great for: Getting studio-grade tape sound on vocals, instruments, or your entire mix.

Edge
Get the effect of driving up the gain on an analog console to energize your recordings with crunchy saturation.
Great for: Bringing dull recordings to life.

Glow
Make tracks blush with rich harmonics, like the sound you get when plugging into a high-end tube preamp or channel strip.
Great for: Warming up bright or thin-sounding tracks.

Warm
An older and bolder tape machine. It’s similar to Sweeten, but with a deeper warmth and warble.
Great for: Getting tape sound with added movement.

Thicken
Hop in your time machine and explore gritty lo-fi textures from half a century ago.
Great for: Giving any track some added vibe and dimension.

Vintagize
Need a tone that’s all your own? Score thriftstore tape machine sound that’s older than your grandparents.
Great for: Making modern recordings sound old.

Distort
Get tube sound that’s been pushed to the edge, similar to driving an analog preamp a bit too hard.
Great for: Getting tracks to sound bold and exciting.

Overdrive
Tape tone like Thicken and Vintagize, but it grinds and roars even more.
Great for: Adding fuzzy tape tone to synths, guitars, drums, and more.

Fire
It’s that searing analog sound, like pouring liquid hot magma onto your track.
Great for: Adding texture to vocals and instruments.

Sputter
Need your recordings to sound broken, but in a cool way? Sputter gives you over-the-edge distorted mayhem.
Great for: Pushing tracks past their limits.