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Mercuriall ReAxis v1.0.5 CE [WiN]
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Mercuriall ReAxis v1.0.5 CE [WiN]

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ReAxis is a VST/AU/AAX plugin that models MESA/Boogie® Triaxis™ (rev. TX5A) preamp. It includes tube power amps, four guitar cabinets and three microphones, a Wah-Wah based on Dunlop® 535Q, several overdrive pedals and a set of the most common spatial effects. Key Features Electronic circuits of amps and pedals are modeled with our custom technology using Neural Networks Pedals, preamp and power amp are working within the same oversampling cycle. Thus, there is no latency build-up and no additional losses when using several anti-aliasing filters Realistic and smooth positioning of up to two microphones simultaneously Stereo-mode: right and left channels are modeled independently. This mode is useful for processing stereo signals. For example, a panned double tracked guitar Delay and reverb can be used in parallel to get a more expressive effect without extra routing Plugin supports CPU multi-threading

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