British Class A

British Class A makes it simple to tune within the profound character of the classic British consoles. It highlights perfect replicas of costly and profoundly sought-after console modules from the late ‘60s and early ‘70s. The Low Shelf/Low Cut low-end procedure combines with the smooth Tall Rack and Drive/Preamp. Together, they deliver that acclaimed tone that produces everything that sounds amazing. With British Class A for Amp Room and Secluded, the flawlessly imitated Compressor, Channel, Equalizer, and Drive modules bring the recognized character of the British Comfort Sound to your guitar and bass or synth. Mix and coordinate them to helpfully make as much colour as you crave.

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The smooth workflow and hands-on control of the Support 1 framework make British Class A for Comfort 1 a no-brainer. British Class A easily captures the bona fide sound of classic British consoles of the 1960s and ‘70s. Console 1 makes a difference capture the feeling. It’s the British Comfort Sound and feels in the present-day DAW-based studio. The British Class A channel strip makes everything sound superior. This, thanks to its large and deep bottom-end, silky-smooth top-end, and depth-and-width-creating immersion. Loads of melodic British console colour lets you bolt into the tone listened on hit records from Ruler, to the Ruddy Hot Chili Peppers.

British Class A for Support 1 is a bit like blending on the genuine thing. The format makes your workflow speedier and, by utilizing it on each channel, it conveys the unmistakable tone of the British Console Sound. With the one-to-one material control of Support 1, the enormous support feel is a blast. This appliance for Amp Room offers four segments of the channel strip to assist you to capture the particular character of the classic British consoles inside the professional sound guitar and bass stage. The modules, Compressor, Channel, Equalizer, and Drive can be blended and coordinated to lay it on as thick as you fancy.

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