ADT - Artificial Double Tracking is a plug-in which emulates the "Artificial Double Tracking" technique invented by The Beatles at Abbey Road Studios. It takes a mono input signal and generates a stereo signal with the original signal panned to one side and the ADT signal panned to the other. ADT - Artificial Double TrackingThe ADT technique was developed at Abbey Road Studios by engineers recording The Beatles in the 1960s. To free John Lennon from having to sing everything twice for real double tracking they came up with an artificial replacement: they sent the original signal to a... [more]

Poor Plate is a stereo plate reverb plug-in which emulates a plate reverb algorithm as it was used in the very first digital reverb machines. Controls: Dry Level: the level of the original signal, off - 0db. Wet Level: the level of the reverb signal, off - 0db. Pre Delay: pre-delay in milliseconds, 0-120. Decay: decay rate, i.e. how long the reverb tail gets,0.0 - 0.9. Decay Diffusion: amount of diffusion of the reverb tail. Input Diffusion: amount of diffusion of the input signal. Bandwidth: input signal bandwidth, in Hz. Treble Damping: damping of treble in reverb tail, in Hz. ... [more]

The RIAA - Phono Equalization plug-in provides normal and inverse RIAA equalization. It thus can be used for record playback or vinyl cutting purposes. Another nice trick is to use it to simulate certain 'vinyl sound effects' by applying the inverse RIAA curve to your signal and after running it through a compressor converting it back to flat. It works at the standard sample rates from 44.1kHz up to 96kHz. Controls: Level: Level adjust +/- 20dB. RIAA: select between regular (playback) and inverse curve. ... [more]