Vintage Tube Console Sound In Your DAW

US Slate Digital VCC RC TUBE plug-in recreates the sound of a 1950's all tube broadcast mixing console      19/10/11

Vintage Tube Console Sound In Your DAW


Buying Choices
Affilliate Links help support the site
Slate Digital tell us that their plug-in brings the sound of a 1950's all tube broadcast mixing console into your Digital Audio Workstation. They say that using both a channel plug-in and mixbuss plug-in, the RC TUBE will add true, nonlinear, dynamic analog artifacts that will make your mixes warmer, fatter, deeper, and richer sounding and that, furthermore, the RC-TUBE Mixbuss plugin can be used in the mastering stage as a stereo mix processor when you want to add life and "vibe" to the mix.
Slate Digital say that the RC-TUBE uses 100% dynamic nonlinear algorithms designed by master DSP engineer Fabrice Gabriel, to reproduce every subtle nuance of a vintage tube circuit. A PR person for the company told us, "Don't let the low price fool you! The RC TUBE algorithm is our most complex algorithm to date, and its already being called one of the best analog emulations in digital by many top users."
Pricing and Availability:
$49 plus shipping and handling (limited time offer with an ilok2 protection device) More information:

Slate Digital Social

< More From: SLATE DIGITAL
Even more news...


 

Want Our Newsletter?



More...

Featured Video

Brand new super-synth from UDO


Featured Video

Virtual knobs and jacks controlling over 160 virtual modules


Featured Video

Now ready for preorder


Featured Video

The Mantis has arrived


SUPERBOOTH 2024: 4ms - MetaModule 

Virtual knobs and jacks controlling over 160 virtual modules


3 Maverick Synth Makers who Did it for Themselves 

Innovation is the main focus for these builders.


Software Synths that Became Hardware! 

Sometimes, the soft becomes hard


5 Minutes With - Wavesequencer Hyperion 

Modular soft-synth


New edition - adds the EX software for you


Computer Music Chronicles: The Amiga as a Guitar Pedal 

Older Music Machines & the People Who Still Use Them


Hey there, we use Cookies to customize your experience on Sonicstate.com