All user reviews of 4/5 for the Joemeek VC3 Pro Channel

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I note as well in Joemeek they have not been content to an input, output, despite the fact that it is the entry level. Strictly speaking access to more parameters for the compressor I not say no ...

UTILIZATION

Using ultra simple and mostly intuitive. Having few parameters for the compressor can be seen as an advantage: they work "on vintage and especially quickly, the intuitive, ear ...

I have no manual.

SOUND QUALITY

Sounds very nice. Not transparent at all, a touch of dirty, like a lot. Filter is slightly extreme acute injury. I will not use it to record a voice ad or to the variet ... Everything else is so great! In fact it does not work well with the soup is just that ^ ^

By doing a bit saturating effect is obtained very nice! In doing really saturate it gives a very fuzzy in puff attack. I do not like but it may be an effect ... at least not as usable as saturated TL Audio for example.

The compress as the enhancer are very intuitive and has involved many of the general color preamp. I use them directly in the decision. This approach often provides more spontaneity that treatment to the mix. This preamp is meant to be used in that spirit. I use it on voice, drums atmosphere, taken guitar amplifier, bass line Line (Rack live bassist is super). Not tested on brass but I am very curious about the outcome.


OVERALL OPINION

I've had a good time and I'm not disappointed at all. I paid mine about 80 bucks on ebay. It is clear from the entry level with all its limitations in terms of quality. it will never be worth a "" true "" "studio preamp.

BUT: the value for money is huge. This is the entry level but good. Far above all cochoneries a lamp that offer cheap wonders for you only add to the final breath (but hey it seems that vintage is the breath ^^...) This little preamp has a real good color, a little dirty sometimes, but in the right direction.

The ideal complement to a home studio preamp sound card, often bland, and does not allow this lightweight musical saturation.

I do it again this election and I would take even a second ... at that price ...
I'm not a snob at all but it is "made in england" ... Francis Kuntz like that: "we conclude that we will want