Universal Audio UAD-2 and Apollo interface users already know the Millennia NSEQ-2 plug-in, for it was launched on this platform back in 2013 (see this news). The plug-in is now available in VST 2/3, AU, AAX DSP and Native, AudioSuite and RTAS formats for all DAWs on Mac OS X and Windows.
The stereo parametric EQ plug-in reproduces the Class A Twin Topology, Brainworx even modeled the full 300V tube and discret JFET solid-state signal paths as well as the non linear behaviour of the hardware. The plug-in features 4 frequency bands between 20 Hz and 20 kHz with Q from 0.4 to 4.
The Brainworx model includes new features, including a Mid/Side mode for mastering purposes as well as a Link mode for true stereo operation and an output gain.
The Millennia NSEQ-2 plug-in is available for $299 at plugin-alliance.com, a trial version can also be downloaded.
Last, Plugin Alliance launches another Millennia model by Brainworx, namely the TCL-2 that reproduces the TwinCom stereo opto-compressor/limiter, also equipped with a dual tube and JFET topology, with a few additions by the developer.
Features:
- Stereo optical compressor/limiter
- Class A Triode 300V and discrete JFET solid-state signal paths modeling
- Threshold: – infinite to +20 dBu
- Ratio: 2:1 – 30:1
- Attack: 2ms to 100ms
- Release: 100ms to 3s
- Mid/Side processing mode
- Dry/Wet control on each channel
The Brainworx Millennia TCL-2 is a VST 2/3, AU, RTAS, AAX DSP and Native and AudioSuite plug-in for Mac OS X and Windows. It has a price of $299 and a trial version can be downloaded from plugin-alliance.com.
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