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Antares Audio Technologies Warm Analog Tube Saturation Emulator Plug-In (Download)

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Antares Audio Technologies Warm Analog Tube Saturation Emulator Plug-In (Download)
Key Features
  • Vintage Analog Tube-Saturation Emulation
  • Velvet, Crunch, Omni Tube Modeling
  • AAX Native, AU, and VST3
  • Windows and macOS
Warm from Antares Audio Technologies is a plug-in tool that lets you add the warming effect of vintage analog tube saturation to your vocal and instrument tracks.
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Antares Audio Technologies WARM Overview

Warm from Antares Audio Technologies is a plug-in tool that lets you add the warming effect of vintage analog tube saturation to your vocal and instrument tracks.

Velvet Tube gives you subtle harmonic distortion for a vintage vibe. While most often used for adding warmth to vocals, it sounds just as good on acoustic guitar, horns, strings, synth pads, or pretty much anything.

Crunch Tube gives you the deep, warm distortion of an overdriven tube amplifier. You can crank it up for an industrial vocal sound, or use it as an effect on guitar, bass, or synths.

Omni Tube lets you apply tube saturation to the entire signal instead of just the transients as is typically the case with a tube preamp.

Functioning as an Audio Units, AAX Native, or VST3 plug-in for macOS- or Windows-based audio software, Warm is extremely CPU-efficient and can be used on an almost unlimited number of tracks simultaneously.

Antares Audio Technologies WARM Specs

Delivery Format
Download
License Type
Standard: Perpetual License
User Support
1 User
Standalone Operation
Not Specified by Manufacturer
System Compatibility/Requirements
Operating System: Windows/macOS
Plug In Formats: AAX (Native) / AU / VST3

Antares Audio Technologies WARM Reviews

I always wanted to like this

By John Bonnell
Rated 2 out of 5
Date: 2011-07-25

This really isn't a good tube simulator. But then, the whole idea is rather flawed anyway. Everyone always picks a 12AX7 to emulate, which basically means you're emulating a common guitar amp. The problem is, what people think of as tube sound isn't from the tube at all. So plug ins like this only add noise, bright distortion, and various other unusable artifacts, and that's if they are good emulations.

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