h3>Immerse in Legendary Vintage Hardware Sounds
Deep Vintage is a set of amazing hardware simulation plugins. It brings you the real analog charm, letting you feel like you're in an analog audio world.
It doesn't just copy circuits or specific tones. Instead, it captures the whole vintage 'soul' in the digital realm.
With low CPU use and latency, you can enjoy details like depth, sheen, and low - end saturation of the hardware sound.
APNN 2.0 for Realistic Sound
Trained by Three - Body Tech's APNN 2.0, Deep Vintage focuses on sound. It creates a listening experience almost the same as the original hardware.
APNN 2.0 is a neural network for simulating analog hardware. It learns how the hardware changes audio in waveform and spectrum by getting the same input as the hardware.
A well - trained APNN 2.0 can catch both the dynamic and tonal features of the source hardware. As training goes on, its response gets very close to the original hardware.
Tape M: A Vintage Gem
Inspired by a 70s German 2 - track tape machine, Tape M has a warm and unique sound with a lively low end.
Because of its early origin, it has more color and a bit more wow/flutter.
Driving it a bit harder adds subtle harmonic distortion. This helps you get loudness without too much compression, making it great for mixdowns or mastering.
Using Tape M is easy. First, open the plugin in your audio software. You can adjust the settings to get the sound you want. For a warmer, more vintage sound, try driving it a bit hotter. This will add some harmonic distortion which is great for making your mix louder without over - compressing. When it comes to maintenance, make sure your computer has enough resources to run the plugin smoothly. Keep your audio software and the plugin up - to - date to ensure the best performance. Also, be aware that although the plugin uses minimal CPU and latency, if you have a lot of other plugins running at the same time, it might affect the overall performance. So, manage your audio project well to get the most out of Tape M.
