Step into the world of classic studio gear with a modern twist. Our powerful digital processing tools bring the vintage spirit to life while maintaining user-friendly convenience. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting your journey in music production, this toolbox has everything you need to elevate your mixing game. Read on to discover the system requirements and unique features that make this software a must-have for your studio.
System Requirements:
Before delving into the features, let’s ensure your system is ready to embrace this digital magic:
- Operating System: Mac OSX 10.9 and later
- Processor: M1 supported / M2 compatible
Now that your system is equipped, let’s explore what makes this toolbox stand out.
Key Features:
1. Authentic Circuit Emulation: Our approach to real-time circuit simulation, based on SPICE TYPE components, provides an authentic reproduction of the nuanced sound and feel of analog studio gear. Every critical aspect of the original circuits, from audio transformers to tube stages and passive filter networks, has been meticulously modeled for precision.
2. Optimized SSE2 Code: We’ve optimized DSP (Digital Signal Processing) operations using the SSE2 instruction set. This ensures top-tier performance even during complex calculations, delivering a seamless experience.
3. Automatically Adjustable Oversampling: Say goodbye to aliasing artifacts. Our low-latency multi-phase Dolph-Chebyshev linear phase circuit effectively attenuates these artifacts, guaranteeing maximum audio transparency. The best part? Oversampling adjusts automatically to match your session’s sample rate, optimizing processor power usage without compromising sound quality.
4. High-Resolution Support (Retina): We understand the importance of a crisp and clear user experience, especially on high-resolution displays. That’s why all our plugins offer high pixel density support on both Mac OSX and Windows platforms. Enjoy stunning visuals and effortless navigation on your high-res screens.
Compatibility Note: It’s essential to check your DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) manual to confirm if it supports high resolution when running on Windows.
