Product Detail
The EVE-AT bundle features equalizers modeled after the classic Neve 1081 and 1084. It can add power, remove muddiness, give vocals a husky tone, increase presence, remove rumble, and add character to any tracks or a mix before final mastering. The Kuassa EVE-AT1 and EVE-AT4 are two individual EQs inspired by the legendary Neve 1081 and 1084, known for their clear, smooth, and musical sound. They are a modern tribute to these influential audio tools. The EVE-AT1 is a 4-band parametric EQ with high-pass and low-pass filters. Inspired by the Neve 1081, it offers a clear and musical sound, with an extra parametric band and expanded Q bandwidth in the low-mid and high-mid frequencies. It has a more conventional frequency response in the filter areas, making it suitable for a wide range of musical applications. The EVE-AT4 is a 3-band EQ with high-pass and low-pass filters. It pays tribute to the Neve 1084, the successor to the Neve 1073. Despite having fewer bands and options than the EVE-AT1, its unique filter implementation creates a distinct frequency response, giving it a special tonal character found in many 70s classic recordings. Both the AT1 and AT4 are designed for simplicity and easy use. While they share some tonal traits, the EVE-AT4 has a stronger character, and the EVE-AT1 is a great all-around EQ for various instruments and music types. Features include approximately +/-18dB (Narrow Q) and +/-12 dB (Broad Q), selectable broad/narrow Q bandwidth, selectable shelf/peak filter mode, HP & LP -18 dB/octave, A/B compare and copy buttons, output trim, and a phase reverse button.
Using the Kuassa EVE-AT Bundle is a breeze. First, decide whether you want to use the EVE-AT1 or the EVE-AT4 for your track. If you need more flexibility and a wider range of options, the EVE-AT1 is a great choice. For a more distinct, classic tonal character, go for the EVE-AT4. To start adjusting, use the parametric bands to boost or cut frequencies. You can select the broad or narrow Q bandwidth depending on how precise you want your adjustments to be. The shelf/peak filter mode gives you different ways to shape the sound. The high-pass and low-pass filters are useful for removing unwanted low and high frequencies. Use the A/B compare and copy buttons to quickly switch between different settings and copy them if you find a good one. The output trim lets you adjust the volume, and the phase reverse button can help fix phase issues. When it comes to maintenance, keep your software up - to - date to ensure the best performance. If you encounter any problems, check the official Kuassa support page for solutions. Also, make sure your computer meets the recommended system requirements for smooth operation.
