Harrison Audio has launched the 32Classic Channel Strip, a brand new plugin primarily based on the legendary Harrison ‘32 Collection’ console utilized by artists the likes of Michael Jackson, John Coltrane, Fleetwood Mac, Led Zeppelin and plenty of extra.
Capturing Harrison’s traditional console sound, the 32Classic Channel Strip encompasses a new ‘Drive’ management for dialling in heat, harmonic saturation primarily based on the transformer-coupled mic preamp within the 32Classic console.
The plugin boasts a 4-band parametric EQ part and full dynamics processing; Customers can change between Shelf and Bell mode on the excessive and low bands, whereas utilizing the overlapping mid-bands to carve their sound. Excessive-pass and low-pass filters are additionally included, which vary from 25Hz to three.15kHz, and 160Hz to 20kHz respectively, for a variety of management from excessive to superbly refined.
As well as, the 32Classic’s absolutely featured compressor supplies all of the management you’ll anticipate in a premium standalone unit, providing three modes of compression and a sidechain filter with a sweepable frequency and a ‘pay attention’ operate.
The three modes are as follows: ‘Comp’, which supplies extremely versatile, conventional VCA-style compression; ‘Stage’, which affords a easy achieve discount for subtly taming dynamics; and ‘Restrict’, a fast-acting, aggressive fashion of compression for including punch and power to your tracks. There’s additionally an ‘Emphasis’ dial for many who need extra classic character.
Like on the unique console, the 32Classic plugin’s Gate/Expander is designed to be extremely intuitive. The gain-reduction metering affords instantaneous visible suggestions, permitting you to take full management of your sounds. The routing part, in the meantime, simply rearranges the processing order of the Gate/Expander, Compressor, and EQ for full versatility.
The 32Classic is accessible in a number of codecs together with VST2, VST3, AAX, and AU as a part of the SSL Full and Full Entry subscriptions from $14.99/month, or perpetual buy through the Harrison eStore.
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