T-Console

T-Console plugin, a meticulously crafted console emulation inspired by the legendary Tube-Powered Console.

Unlock the power of authentic analogue sound with T-Console. Whether you're fine-tuning vocals, guitars, bass, or any instrument in your mix, our cutting-edge technology replicates the rich sonic qualities of tube mixing consoles from the 1960s. Elevate your music with warm, vintage tones that add depth and character, bringing your tracks to life like never before.

T-Console brings the iconic sound of this vintage console to your digital audio workstation (DAW), inspiring you to infuse your tracks with the same rich, three-dimensional tube character that defined a generation of music.

Key Features:

• Refined vintage tube console sound engine.
• Smooth & highly intuitive gain stage process.
• FAT: Alternative dynamic range control & early soft clip. You will experience the distinctive tube warmth and rich tone.
• The NORMAL Mode offers you a modern sound while maintaining the charm and tube warmth that characterizes the inspiration.
• Crosstalk: Match organic bleed & hardware console's tonal interaction.
• Full Buss & Channel integration with master grouping feature.
• Mix knob: Blend dry & wet signals at taste. Find the sweet spot.
• Trim as Drive for gain compensation feature.
• Instances can be grouped creating the possibility of affecting all instances by making changes to just one.
• Oversampling Linear & Minimum phase modes up to 16x.
• With zero latency (if no oversampling), no group delay, and careful optimization for low CPU consumption.
• Bit Depth: Internal 64-bit floating-point double precision.

Extra settings:

• Trim as Drive: Automatically attenuates (reduces) output as you increase the GAIN, effectively transforming the fader knob into a "drive" control.
• Meter Pre: This control places the metering before the saturation.
• Filters Pre: Place the High-pass and Low-pass filters before the saturation.
• Out: This control adjusts the audio output level.
• Mix: The MIX control adjusts the balance between the original unprocessed signal (dry) and the processed signal (wet). It's located after the output control in the signal flow, meaning that it only affects the balance of the signals and not the overall output level.