Martinic is a Dutch audio software company founded in 1993 by Martin Vicanek in Schagen, the Netherlands. Originally a software and IT solutions provider, the company shifted its focus to developing music production plugins around 2010, releasing its first commercial product — the Scanner Vibrato virtual effect — in 2016. Martinic specializes in meticulously recreating classic electronic instruments and effects using its proprietary ACE (Advanced Circuitry Emulation) technology, a circuit modeling process designed to replicate the behavior of vintage analog and digital circuits with high precision.

Martnic's product line centers on faithful emulations of iconic vintage gear. The AX73 is a detailed recreation of the 1986 Akai AX73 six-voice synthesizer, bundled with over 1,200 presets. The AXFX is an 8-unit effect rack descended from the AX73's external effects section, while the AX Chorus captures the unique modulation character of the original Akai synth line. Other notable products include the Elka Panther (an emulation of the 1960s Italian Elka Panther 300 combo organ), the Pianet T (a model of the classic Hohner electro-mechanical piano), Kee Bass (based on the 1960s Rheem Kee Bass), Lem Echo Music (a recreation of a vintage Italian tape delay), Colorsound Tremolo (modeled after the 1974 effect pedal), and Scanner Vibrato (which recreates the scanner-vibrato circuit from a classic tonewheel organ). The company also offers two free plugins — Combo Model V and Combo Model F — which emulate the Vox Continental and Farfisa Mini Compact transistor organs, respectively.

All of Martinic's plugins are available in multiple formats including VST, VST3, Audio Units, AAX, and CLAP, supporting both macOS and Windows. The company has also developed synthesizer emulations under license for other music software companies.

Martinic has 7 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Synth Plugins, Chorus Plugins, and Delay Plugins.