Overloud Gem Comp76 FET Compressor and Limiter Plug-In User Manual

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OVERLOUD GEMS

• Ultra oversample mode for super accurate analog emulation.

•

EQ495

, a very popular equalizer found in one of the most acclaimed vinyl transfer consoles from the

‘70s through to ‘90s.

Notable features:

• Top quality and faithful modeling, to let you reproduce exactly the same tones as the real

gear with no compromises;

• Super musical EQ curves, providing a unique tone not available on any other channel EQ.

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TAPEDESK

, another meticulous reproduction of the

rst microprocessor-controlled tape machine

from the late ‘70s. And including models of three di

ﬀ

erent history-making mixing consoles from

the annals of analog recording: the same ones behind an endless number of world-class rock and
pop hits from those years. Combinations still very appreciated today for the character of their mic-
pre transformers and warm tape saturation.

Notable features:

• Includes the models of three di

ﬀ

erent mixing consoles in order to reproduce the whole sig-

nal path just as in the real world, where console channel strips de

nitely play their role in

the

nal sound along with interactions with the tape machine itself;

• CPU load so low that you can use many instances, just as you would do in the real world:

where individual console channels are recorded across multiple tracks on tape; and then,
during playback, each track is summed through distinct mix channels back on the con-
sole.

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EQ84

, an iconic mic preamp and EQ module providing fat, smooth sounds.

Notable features:

• O

ﬀ

ers an additional mid range EQ band to improve

exibility;

• Original stepped knobs replaced by fully variable knobs to get smooth response and ac-

cess to intermediate values; but still with “snapping” to the original static values;

• Cue listen feature available for each EQ

lter, to easily understand what frequencies a

band is processing.

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DOPAMINE

, a model of another couple of ‘70s-‘90s ubiquitous equipments originally designed to en-

code and decode sound for noise reduction, but then was used to only encode signals for the sur-
prising e

ﬀ

ect of “reviving” sounds with improved brilliance and clarity without overdoing it.

Notable features:

• Two di

ﬀ

erent module cards available for both generic and vocal sound processing;

• Enhances the signal without adding arti

cial harmonics as an exciter typically does.

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EQ550

, modeled after a renowned American EQ created with custom op-amps, it has become fa-

mous thanks to its unique Proportional-Q design, meaning that the bandwidth of the

lters be-

comes narrow when the gain of the

lter increases.