Mastering Bundle Promo Video from Harrison and SSL. 

That would be my Kiesel A2. Thanks for watching.

of course its the physical gear, Harrison's plugins are using the same stock plugins code. that crumbles near Nyquist.

send an email and ask nicely :) -Nathan

I use the Bundled content to get drum loops etc then I just record my own bass and guitar parts.

Please send an email to support.

You people are still out there??? But seriously, you are referring to the 32c Channel plugin that has since been updated and the new version will be out "that doesn't cramp" and is measured against the new 32 Classic console that is now available from Sweetwater and other major venders. The console is clean so therefore the plugin is clean. The EQ curve models the curves of the console. The mastering EQ plugin is a different beast and based on the digital consoles from the late 80s and 90s. If you ever watched Spider-Man then you heard the sound of the Harrison MPC console. Your welcome :) -Nathan

does the update includes the modeling of *every resistor* as you guys did at first ? what i recommend is not taking your customers for dumbs that will be sold over any lie, every sound engineer now uses plugin doctor to test his plugins so.. yet you keep doubling on the *marketing tactic*@@HarrisonAudio

An analog pot uses resisters and other parts to create a certain curve when turned. This is what is modeled in the digital realm so when you turn a knob on the plugin it responds the same as the analog device being modeled. Cramping can happen in the upper range of a frequency when keeping the outcome as close to the analog counterpart as possible. That DSP was written many years ago and worked just fine. We have now updated the plugin and DAW to reflect "the math" needed so it no longer cramps. I don't know any professional who spends time in Plugin Doctor all day. They are usually too busy working. If it sounds good it is good. As a former Reaper user I was fine using the Reaper EQ and other plugins to get the job done. The 32c Channel plugin is/was derived from the DAW which in turn gives you a console workflow with everything you need in the channel strip without the need for plugin windows. Many Mixbus users wanted that 32c EQ in plugin form so they could use it in other DAWs. So we made it and many love it. There are many other companies that are licensed to model the 32c EQ and for a good reason. It is a tool that works for many different sources and that rings true whether it cramps or not. We have other EQ plugins that is modeled from our Digital consoles like the MPC Channel Strip and Legacy Q. There are little limitations to the processing because its not trying to act like a analog eq circuit. Different tools for different folks. All the best, Nathan