Eplex7 DSP goes on sale and offers up to 44% off various products, including the Vintage Vacuum Tube VD76 Plugin, a tube saturation plug-in that simulates a real vacuum tube with virtual analog circuit simulation technology, for $16!

Thanks to more than 17 years of experience in digital sound processing and analog electronics teaching, we have created a proprietary algorithm that simulates real vacuum tubes in a very realistic way + thanks to virtual analog circuit simulation technology, we also reproduce real analog circuits around vacuum tubes The sound of the entire tube device is affected. It affects the sound of the entire tube device (first harmonics, generation of very fat sounds, etc.).

While most digital tube plug-in emulations only produce digital distortion and unwanted and annoying sounding digital artifacts that are amplified after mastering/limiting (not much transient rounding is done), our analog simulation algorithms and compare them, you can hear a big difference. -The first transients and high frequencies you hear are really soft and rounded - pleasant to the ear, no digital distortion, but good analog saturation. Turning the circuit's power knob to the right makes the signal very fat. Color. Use the vintage tube VD76 plug-in on drums (electronic or acoustic, bass) to make synthesizers warmer and rounder, and to create guitars, vocals, percussion, or other elements of your mix.

• Eplex7's proprietary analog emulation technology, which combines virtual analog circuitry, emulation of individual components (such as tubes), and hardware capture methods in selected parts of the virtual circuit/plugin scheme.
• Input knobs (more inputs = more color and saturation throughout the system) Triode (Fatter and Warmer type saturation of Triode tubes, emulation of Triode tube type saturation)
• Pentode (a more vintage, thin and dirty type of Pentode tube saturation, emulation of Pentode type saturation)
•  Circuit Power (adds a heavy "fatness" to the sound, making bass/drums big and heavy. The pleasantly warm and fat sound of the vacuum tube is not only due to the tube itself, but also to the special electronic circuitry around the tube. This knob controls a virtual circuit that emulates the operation of the circuitry around the vacuum tube)
• Bass cut filter from 0 to 70 Hz that removes the deepest sub-bass
• Circuit/Tube Temperature - In electronics, higher temperatures usually result in more noise. This is due to the fact that higher temperatures increase the movement of electrons. Noise is not necessarily undesirable. A little analog noise makes the signal more natural, pleasant, less sharp, and eliminates sharp distortions.