A channel strip aimed at electric instruments, usable on guitars, bass, keyboards, vocals and buses. Features 4-band fully parametric EQ based on German Klangfilter tube equalizer modeling from the 1950s, VCA compressor based on the dbx 202 circuit, frequency dependent gain reduction, Insufferable Midrange Filter (a specialized notch filter), proprietary tube/tape/solid-state response modeling, stereo width enhancement, real-time analyzer, high/low-pass filtering, and dry/wet parallel processing.
Pumpkin Spice Latte is an intuitive combination of saturation, warmth filtering, ambiance, delay and compression, a budget channel strip that punches way above its price tag. Use it for vocals, guitars, brass, bass, drums, the master bus.
The Sound Techniques Alpha Range Channel is a digital recreation of the rare Sound Techniques console channel, which was used to make some of the most iconic records of the late 1960s and 70s. It features a warm, saturatable preamp, a unique EQ and a VCA compressor.
A software limiter combining threshold and ceiling controls with options for stereo processing, release settings, waveshapers, tone shaping curves, oversampling and dithering. Features adjustable release modes (Manual, Auto, Sync), stereo/dual mono processing, input waveshapers (Flat, Round, Punchy), tone control (Flat, Thick, Presence, Bright, Hype), and variable dithering from 24/16-bit down to 4-bit.
The Talkback Limiter is an extended emulation of vintage talkback limiters from British recording consoles. Classic drum sounds, huge bass and guitars!
A hybrid tube/FET compressor combining compression capabilities with a fully adjustable tube preamp, two-band equalizer, and swappable components. Functions as a versatile channel strip suitable for drums, bass, vocals, keys, guitars, and bus processing. Features threshold from 0dB to -100dB, ratio from 2:1 to 50:1, attack from 0.2ms to 200ms, release from 10ms to 1.2s, auto and manual make-up gain, swappable tubes and transformers, two-band parametric EQ, and wet/dry parallel processing.
A compressor and saturation plug-in developed by Korneff Audio with Shure and Tchad Blake, modelled on the Shure Level-Loc. Usable on drums, vocals, guitars, keyboards and the mix bus. Features three vintage units modeled (two owned by Tchad Blake), adjustable filtering, battery drain simulation, impedance settings, customizable release times and sidechain EQ, gain and mix controls, and hundreds of presets.
Chocolate Milk is a sonic enhancer that brings the warmth and harmonics of analog tape without sacrificing punch and clarity. Three bands of processing give you complete control over your signal. It's like tape, but so much better.
The Puff Puff mixPass is a dynamic enhancer that makes all material apparently louder, with rich dynamics and an analog sheen. It's your secret weapon in the volume wars.
The Echoleffe Tape Delay is a precise emulation of a vintage tape delay of the 1960's. The plug-in has an all tube signal path, three delay lines with up to 4 seconds of delay each, and the amazing tweak-ability that people expect from Korneff Audio software. And it sounds great!
The SITRAL Klangfilter W295 is an exact digital replica of one of the best sounding and best-made analog equalizers. Use it for vocals, guitars, brass, bass, drums, the master bus.
The Micro Digital Reverberator is a fast and easy to use digital reverb and multi-effects unit that has great sounds courtesy of the late '80s and early '90s. You've heard these sounds on your favorite records.
A lo-fi spatial effects processor for stereo width, guitar processing and low-frequency enhancement. Based on the original hardware WOW Thing, an inexpensive consumer device that widened the sound of small speakers through radical equalization and psychoacoustic processing. Features two WOW effect types (original tabletop unit and SRS Megawide rackmount algorithms), TrueBass low-frequency enhancement with selectable frequencies, and stereo width enhancement for room mics, reverb returns and pads.
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