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Fuse Audio Labs VCL-373 v1.3.0 CE [WiN]
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Fuse Audio Labs VCL-373 v1.3.0 CE [WiN]

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The VCL-373 is a recreation of an early 60s broadcasting limiter/compressor that eventually found its way into many mastering studios. 1963 marks a technological shift in that the famous diode-bridge based gain reduction stage was replaced by a transistor-based circuit that allowed for less THD and more reliable control voltage tracking. The plugin includes a faithful emulation of the audio transformers, the crucial feedback compression circuitry as well as the discrete class A make-up amplifier. Some convenient features including a continuous drive control, gain compensation, GR metering and a dry/wet mix have been added in the digital domain. An Intel Pentium 4 compatible CPU 1GB RAM Mac OS 10.8 or newer (Mac users) Windows 7 or newer (PC users) A display resolution of 1280x1024 pixels or more A VST2, VST3, AAX or AudioUnits compatible host

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