This is a clone of the Telefunken V72 Mic Pre, right?
If you want to know more details about the actual device, please do your own research.
It’s a sophisticated saturation plugin.
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■Pros
- Subtle distortion.
■Cons
- High CPU load
It has a high CPU load.
It is about 700% heavier than Ozone and 125% heavier than NEOLD V76U73.
For me, it’s too heavy as a plugin to use in the preamp…
Unless it has something truly unique, I honestly think it’s uninstall-worthy at this point.
I will include the EQ curve and distortion tendencies as data.
They vary greatly depending on the Boost mode.
Changing the parameters will affect the results shown in the above figures, for your reference.
There seems to be quite a bit of foldback noise.
I don’t think there is oversampling… I guess not, lol.
The high-pass is processed before entering Input/Drive, and the low-pass is processed after Output.
The high-pass is set from 20Hz to 2,000Hz, and the low-pass is set from 2,000Hz to 20,000Hz.
Input/Drive controls the input and distortion after the high-pass, and Output controls the output before the low-pass.
On the right side, you can adjust the input, output, and Dry volume before and after the high-pass and low-pass.
These are all the parameters, so it’s quite simple.
The distortion is not as strong as shown in the video, it’s more like a subtle coloring effect.
It doesn’t seem as distorted as the results from PluginDoctor.
Personally, I’m not impressed with the initial load.
With this level of coloring, it’s a bit difficult to use due to the heaviness of the load.
That’s what I thought.
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