VC 2A v1.3.0 WiN

Team R2R | 17 December 2015 | 256 MB

Vintage Compressors

PLATFORM : WiN32 – VST/RTAS/AAX, WiN64 – VST/AAX

The VC 2A is one of three new vintage compressors from NI that feature DSP guts from modelling experts Softube. The plug-ins operate inside NI’s free Guitar Rig 4 Player. The VC 2A models the famous Teletronix LA-2A. This electro-optical design is popular for its simple two-knob layout (input gain and peak reduction) and its forgiving level-dependent attack and release behaviour. Its only other setting is ratio, which can be switched between limit and compress modes. NI’s VC 2A adds three further options that aren’t in the original: mix blend for parallel compression, sidechaining and detector low cut (20Hz to 2kHz for both external and internal sidechains). Vintage gear junkies will also spot that the VC 2A offers input level metering as well as the gain reduction and output level meter options from the original. With the VC 2A having to be loaded inside Guitar Rig, launching an instance is more complex than IK’s White 2A. However, with the additional features on a dropdown panel and the option to fold away the main panel completely, it’s certainly more flexible.

UA Classic Compressors TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | Oct 11 2016 | 129 MB

If any company knows compression it’s Universal Audio (UA). They practically invented it! This UA in-action course explains and explores compression and shows you how these classics work! So sit back and learn compression with engineer. Join Master and learn about Universal Audio’s software emulation of three of the world’s favorite classic compressors! The UA 1176 – This compressor is one of Universal Audio’s original hardware designs and you can be sure that their emulation is as accurate as it gets. Alex then takes you on the grand tour and then shows you how to compress guitars, drums and how to get that beautiful, realistic 1176 distortion.

Sessions 04 Compressors TUTORiAL

TEAM MAGNETRiXX | 28 May 2013 | 862 MB

Tutorial Runtime: 3hr 35minutes

The theory and practice of studio audio compressors and compression in dance music. Studio compressors form an absolute essential part of any dance musicians set-up. Hardware or software, what was once an imperceptible processor, it has become central to the sound of dance music today. However, there is more to using compression than just dropping it onto an audio trackCompressors are designed to be a transparent processor. If they’re used correctly, they shouldn’t be noticeable but this also makes it one of the most least understood processes in music production. After all, if you can’t hear it, how do you know you’ve applied it correctly?

Terry Compressors VST2 x86 WiN

HY2ROG3N | 08.05.2017 | 12.9 MB

Analog & Digital Processing TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | March 30 2017 | 301 MB

EQs, compressors, pitch shifters, transient shapers, reverbs, and delays are just a few of the powerful tools an engineer may use while recording and mixing. Knowing how to use these powerful analog and digital processors is key to achieving great results when recording and mixing.

Vintage Compressors FX v1.3.1 MAC

PlatenseSoul | August 13 2016 | 227.14 MB

PLATFORM : MAC – AU VST 32Bit – 64Bit

VINTAGE COMPRESSORS —painstakingly accurate emulations of three of the most heavily-used compressors in studio history. The VC 76, VC 2A, and VC 160 feature a modern, clean design for intuitive usability while each maintains its own unmistakable sound. Thanks to added sidechaining and parallel compression, these VINTAGE COMPRESSORS actually improve on the originals. The VINTAGE COMPRESSORS collection includes all three devices. Each compressor is also available separately. All effects run as native plug-ins in your host DAW.

Studio One Know-How Compressors & Dynamics TUTORiAL

SYNTHiC4TE | August 06 2016 | 256 MB

Studio One offers numerous compressors and other dynamics tools, and in this video tutorial series Studio One pro explains and explores the options you have at your fingertips. Marcus begins with a brief introduction and a primer on how to use compression in general, then demonstrates how to use the Compressor, Expander, and make-up gain features in the Studio One Channel Strip. Next, he shows you how to use the dynamics section of the Fat Channel, including the Limiter, Gate/Expander, and Compressor.