Variety Of Sound has announced the release of its new Virtual Console Strip plug-in NastyVCS.
Built around a new opto-electric style compression unit, NastyVCS is designed to offer everything you need to shape your channels dynamics and tone. It offers a dedicated input stage featuring crunchy pre-amp saturation and a brickwall safety limiter in the output stage. Everything is set up to work in zero latency and so be available for hassle free tracking and mixing, the company says.
Two dedicated filters can be used in either the audio path or in the compressor’s sidechain which can be external as well. Whether pre or post compression, the equalizer section offers four interacting coloring tools with musical sounding curves. The concept gets rounded off by a phase alignment tool which can be used for coloring purposes as well.
Availability
NastyVCS is free and is available for Windows as a VST effect plug-in.
Two dedicated filters can be used in either the audio path or in the compressor’s sidechain which can be external as well. Whether pre or post compression, the equalizer section offers four interacting coloring tools with musical sounding curves. The concept gets rounded off by a phase alignment tool which can be used for coloring purposes as well.
Availability
NastyVCS is free and is available for Windows as a VST effect plug-in.
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