VKFX is a virtual rack featuring models of vintage analog effect processors, especially suited for keyboard players.
It is designed to capture the sound of the original masters, which were often the key element in defining a classic instrument’s unique 'voice’.
VKFX is designed to enrich your tones and to allow you to recreate the sounds of countless records.
VKFX includes 8 premium quality effect processors:
- Electric piano preamp with stereo pan/tremolo
- Opto-compressor
- Envelope and Dynamic Filter (Wah)
- Phase shifter
- Analog Chorus
- Overdrive
- Tape multitap delay
- Tube amplifier
Key Features
Simultaneous editing of all processors is available via an interface presented in the form of a rack of independent modules. Module order can be rearranged by dragging and dropping modules to where they’re needed, giving users control over the effects. All rates and times can be sync’d to the DAW or internally timed, or left independent for a more 'analog’ approach. All parameters are automatable. All parameters are assigned to MIDI controllers. A flexible file management system is designed to allow one, several or all modules to be loaded and saved.
Pricing & Availability
VKFX is available as a plugin in VST, RTAS and AU format and in standalone for Mac OSX 10.4 or higher and Windows XP or higher.
Both 32 bit and 64 bit version are natively available. It is currently shipping and available for download from the Overloud website at www.overloud.com.
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