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Analog Obsession TUBELM [WiN, MacOSX]
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Analog Obsession TUBELM [WiN, MacOSX]

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Optical limiter from Analog Obsession. Smooth limiting presented with the euphonic character and warmth of tubes Control the transients of vocals, guitars, bass or the mix bus with only two knobs Variable control of 20dB of output gain Variable control of up to 40dB of gain reduction Authentic tube and transformer models Optical limiter Opto-cell reduction circuitry identical to Vac Rac tube limiter WIN VST 32/64 Bit OSX VST/AU 32/64 Bit OSX AAX 64 Bit Supported Platforms Audio Unit,VST 2.4.All platforms support both 32 and 64 bit operation. AAX OSX 64 bit Supported Operation Systems Mac OSX 10.7 or newer Windows 7 or newer Technical Specifications Sample Rate Support: up to 192 khz Bit Depth: 64 bits

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