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Aurora DSP EQ510 v1.24 [WiN]
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Aurora DSP EQ510 v1.24 [WiN]

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The 510EQ is a lightweight plugin modeled after the famous American equalizer used as a 500 module and amplified with a vintage output transformer to add smooth drive and color. At Aurora DSP, we're always striving to improve your workflow and create plugins that will stay in your arsenal forever. We bring the advanced features of classic gear to modern musicians, engineers and producers. What's inside New in our Craft series, based on an easy to adjust graphic equalizer that offers 10 bands of proportional Q. Modified with a nicely colored output transformer that can bring your drums, guitars and vocals to the level you want with one knob. Features: - 10 bands with Proportional Q - 0ne octave centers - 12 dB of boost/cut per band - "Proportional Q" narrows filter Q at extremes - Center detent for reliable reset - Drive Knob for coloring from nfo: 64-bit: (AAX, VST3) https://auroradsp.com/plugins/eq510 Install & Replace Tip: Put your hostfile to read only, in case the installer wants to change it

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