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Built using a version of the company’s Nova technology, Aero 2 offers a complete recreation of every stage of a traditional guitar rig, and offers an array of in-depth tone-shaping tools.
The latest addition to Acustica Audio’s ever-expanding collection of analogue-emulation plug-ins combines elements of their Gold, Pink and Sand product families into a single plug-in with a unified set of controls.
Originally launched over a decade ago as a limited-edition download, Acustica’s Pearl delivers a meticulous recreation of one of the rarest Italian broadcast processors ever built.
Cadet combines impulse responses with algorithmic elements to give the user flexibility in adjusting the settings, and also includes pitch processing that can create shimmer‑style effects without grainy artefacts.
Designed to offer in-depth control over stereo image and dynamic range, Oak is said to be capable of achieving everything from subtle width enhancement and gentle ‘glue’ to “extreme expansion and aggressive squash”.
The latest addition to Acustica's plug-in range has just arrived, and draws its inspiration from Rupert Neve Designs’ MBT, or Master Bus Transformer.
Mahogany sets its sights on one of Moog’s classic filter designs, and relies on a combination of Acustica's Hyper engine and the new modulation architecture introduced in their Marea instrument series.
Acustica’s soft synth debut is a recreation of everyone’s favourite ’80s polysynth.
Daisy offers a collection of 18 emulations from 14 iconic hardware units, blending recreations of solid-state, hybrid and tube technologies.
Lime 3 includes preamp, saturation, EQ and channel strip plug-ins that are said to deliver a classic British console sound while offering improved flexibility and efficiency.
