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Tim Petherick TP H69 [Nebula]
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Tim Petherick TP H69 [Nebula]

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Another classic eq that will aim to have low instance count to complete the eq (for example the eq section in this release is completed in two instances) , super low artifacts and new sonic techniques. Inductor based low bell with tight q, more resonant than your typical low bell. Q of the mid range gives broad boosts with tight on cuts. High band is more subtle than other british eq's, very hard to go to far! High and low bell combined in one instance (also contains harmonics knob and output section) Mid band and filter combined in one instance (input character sampled) Clipper for extreme transformer driven sound Azzimov skins Sample rates 44.1,48,88.2,96 The eq is complete without the need for the clipper. However if a pushed sound is required, I recommend this is placed before the mid band. Order should be Clipper>Mid band>low/high band Tim Petherick TP H69

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