Pultonic Tube Eq For Mixcraft Free
Dan it does the same in MC6 It's not room noise,mic,or other tube noise because it does it when I record bass direct into the A.. That's weird,I guess I clicked 'start a new thread' instead of 'reply' to another thread about the Pultronic EQ eating up resources.. (Very general and condensed definition I reckon') As far as the hissing VST, I have suspected it was all part of an attempt at emulating an analog processor, De-digitizing as it may be. HERE
On a side note- in the sounds tab,click audio under the noise reduction slider what is Formant Preservation?G-Sonique has released Pultronic EQ-110P, an emulation of the classic professional parametric vacuum tube equalizer from 50's and 60's.. There are several general areas where the term is used in audio It can be used to describe the spectral response of a specific vocalists throat and vocal chords, or similarly the specific response of a room or space.. Do you get the same hissing in Mixcraft 6? How noticeable is the hiss? Do you have to crank it up to hear it? Do you hear it with any sound that you apply the effect to? Greg pretty much.. As you say, sounds like the background hiss of an old amplifier Its not on my regularly used list either way. Click
Anyway,it's just about every tube choice w/ every setting that it hisses like a cranked tube amp.. And as to the 'noise gate' I never found it useful whatsoever in my experiments, its not on my ever used list.. I have had some better results with some gates in some guitar effects emulations however. 3
Gypsy101 wrote: in the sounds tab,click audio under the noise reduction slider what is Formant Preservation? Would that be a typo (Format)? Formant is correct Gypsy.. Pretty noticeable I'll experiment w/ levels again but it's pretty prevelant @ all levels from what I remember.. It's ok if you just want to trim silence but to me it's a bit confusing as it's not a true 'noise reduction' or noise gate.. They seem to work more as expected Acoustica Dan wrote:While these effects do add certain tube distortions, chances are pretty good that the EQ is just amplifying room noise or other hiss present in your vocal and tube recordings.. EQs have a way of boosting those frequencies that make noise more apparent You should see if the same plugins, same settings, same audio, give the same response in Mixcraft 6. 6e4e936fe3 https://dell-optiplex-270-drivers-59.peatix.com/view
We programmed the Would that be a typo (Format)? Acoustica Greg wrote:Hi, I split this post from the other topic, since it wasn't talking about load-testing Mixcraft 7.. lol I'll record a couple of samples of it w/ the bass using different settings/tube selections.. I Basically using the Pultec as a preamp It also does it on vsti drums which are definitely not 'live'.. Anything w/ the noise reduction,especially over 2% just sounds like a phaser on into some kind of synth noises as you go higher. Click
