R2R Api Level Emulator Free And Commercial

None of the emulators Ive tried, and Ive tried many (free and commercial alike), fulfilled what its authors promised.

Not based on tape speed or type (which is quite redundant ITB), it takes the key components of analog tape recorders, and allows the user to create a properly calibrated custom tape machine that operates in the range of 7.5 to 30 IPS, while conforming to NAB, IEC, and AES equalization standards.

The plug-in is designed with ASIOCPU footprint that allows use of many instances for cumulative effect.

On top of it, I was finally able to test and confirm that cumulative effect is a real thing.

Im glad I could support you at least in this way there is a lot of great stuff on your page that I really like.

It means, I guess, that I have an open mind and a functioning soul.

But also when I push it with record EQ pretty high upthe way it breaks, I hear my old R2R again.

LOL, you can tell that Im in love with this plug-in Anyway, thanks for feedback, its encouraging.

My PC barely noticed them, and on one DAW I have, Mixcraft 8, cough, cough, Its only about 3 tracks before I have to bounce down and regrab the file, because my PC is crying and sniveling under the burden of causing my headphones to emit sounds.

So, Am, I, Back to 4-track cassette; it ISNT the year 2019 I mean Anyway, Reaper fares much better.

I was vague on what the 3 settings labeled with Martian words were about, but I read up and now Im straight.

No wonder I didnt use the far left setting much 30 ips is for ponytail socks-with-sandals hippies.

Got several free and paid tape sims, and this one is perhaps the best of them, especially on strength of being able to throw instances around freely without causing my PC to move to San Francisco and do homoleptic seizures and wotnot.

Tweak the treble end a bit as an enhancer for clarity, cos I know f all about producing and mixing.

I think in Texas where I live Im unaccustomed to anyone liking my stuff much.

I came back to say that the SN03 does sound warmest and most analog out of the several I have.

I didnt realize until I called up the Waves Kramer and noticed it added very little analog artifact.

And to think, as an MC5 fan, I had so much faith in Waves Kramer oO.

Sounds great on acoustic guitars especially, to add a bit of air (I perhaps should change the strings as well).

Nowadays I use even mix bus limiters without OS with excellent results, but of course YMMV.

Apropos limiters I was thinking a lot about you when I was putting SN plugins through the paces (I was using SN01 as final limiter ) Now I get your suggestion to make a separate limiter.

It is a very good tip But to answer your first question no, I wont be adding OS anytime soon.