Tube-Tech CL 1B Plug-In Available

US TC announce that the Tube-Tech CL 1B plug-in for PowerCore and Pro Tools is now shipping      15/08/07

Tube-Tech CL 1B Plug-In Available


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Originally announced at this year's Frankfurt Messe, TC Electronic tell us that the Tube-Tech CL 1B plug-in for PowerCore is now shipping. They say that the CL 1B plug-in is based upon highly advanced patented component emulation technology and brings the legendary analogue sound of the CL 1B compressor/limiter to the PowerCore platform.
The CL 1B plug-in has up to 30 dBs of gain and a continuously variable threshold ranging from 2.1 to 10.1. It features innovative attack/release controls, with three different settings, enabling the CL 1B to be used as an insert or bus compressor.
The Sidechain/Link button in the stereo instance of the CL 1B plug-in emulates the dynamic master/slave relationship between the left and right channels, a feature usually found when having two units interconnected via the Sidechain Bus found on the hardware version of CL 1B.
An ability unique to the CL 1B plug-in is the advanced metering, capable of displaying the left channel, the right channel or both channels.
The CL 1B uses a carefully crafted algorithm, so efficient it allows the use of up to 2 instances in stereo @ 44.1 kHz or 1 instance in stereo @ 96 kHz per DSP chip on 2nd generation PowerCore hardware (Compact, FireWire, Express, PCI mkII & Unplugged). The CL 1B plug-in runs on all hardware versions of PowerCore, on Pro Tools HD and HD Accel systems.
Pricing and Availability:
The plug-in retails at EUR 560 excl. VAT and EUR 740 excl. VAT for PowerCore and TDM respectively and at GBP 379 excl. VAT and GBP 499 excl. VAT for PowerCore and TDM respectively. More information:

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