Universal Audio Studer A800

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Listening to the raw recording with added 'tape' compression just made the tracks sit together a little better; it was a subtle change, but still audible. This plug-in faithfully models the entire tape path and circuit electronics of the hardware, plus the sounds of four distinct tape formulas. By the way, ''ganging'' feature is genius to emulate 24 channel input on the same deck.

studer a800 multichannel tape recorder plug-in crack

Having matched the 15ips session to the best of my ability, I opened up the 30ips recording of the same song. Being a minimalist, I got rid of the Waves since I would never use again.

studer a800 multichannel tape recorder plug-in crack

Discussion - The Studer A800 Multichannel Tape Recorder plug-in poses none of the hardware hassles, yet retains all the beautiful sonics that make tape a beloved recording medium.

studer a800 multichannel tape recorder plug-in crack

Plus, I could get more detailed info from Will than I could if I multtichannel just studer the plug-in in my studio. A ton of tape emulation plug-ins are currently available, including Crane Song Phoenix Tape Op 46which I use in every mix. You can choose tape speed 7. The original Studer A800 plug-im 24 sets of color-coded cards with adjustments used to calibrate each track on the machine for plug-in and playback. Each instance of the plug-in gives you a set to calibrate as well. The latter was not on the recorder machine; it allows control over how much hiss and low-frequency hum you want added to your signal. Of course, hiss is something some enjoy, and others run from. Ganging allows you to have crack instances of the plug-in running yet control them all tape just one studer open. One thing to mention is that even though you have the Auto Cal feature, you can turn it off and go crazy with bias and the other calibration controls to achieve some pretty radical sounds. Of course, you can over or under—bias this plug-in! The plug-in controls are Thru, Input, Sync, and Repro. Thru acts as a true bypass of the plug-in while Input allows you to just have the signal a800 the electronics of the tape machine and not the tape. Sync and Repro heads on the original were exactly the same in recorder, so why have them both on the plug-in, since overdubbing with a sync head is not going to happen or matter in this case? Well, options and familiarity I a800 />All of the calibration controls can be hidden so that you can look at spinning tape reels complete with logos from each tape stuer />This setup had signal going multichannel the real tape machine and was monitored off the repro head with the plug-in setup to be identical to that. At first, I sat and listened and was able to pick out the crack machine each time and was disappointed by this until Will realized he had the settings left over from our initial experiments and tour of the plug-in. Once Will hit Auto Cal and switched tape to the 250 setting, which was the tape we had up on the original machine, I lost all ability to discern between the original and the plug-in. The results were identical between the original machine and the plug-in. I also had the chance to try the plug-in on a project I tracked, plug-iin I was floored by the results and instantly sold. Maybe if I bug Will and his team enough, I can own an army of multitrack recorder plug-ins! The Universal Audio folks really have done a fantastic job on this plug-in. It multichannel exactly like the real deal. You are getting the benefits of analog without the traditional hassles and cost that multichannle with operating a tape machine.

UAD - Studer A800 Plugin Explained (Complete walkthrough)
Years ahead of its time, the A800 remains a sonic benchmark, and can still be found in studios all over the planet. My new Quested main speakers were of great help in revealing the subtle tonal changes that were needed to sonically match the tracks. Photo: Jäger Arén Svenska Grammofon Studion is one of Scandinavia's leading recording studios, with an amazing collection of vintage equipment, guitar amps and instruments. I also had the chance to try the plug-in on a project I tracked, and I was floored by the results and instantly sold. That's where the magic is at! Our first task was to lift the extremely heavy tape machine down a couple of stair steps and move it into the main control room, a task that even piano movers would have refused to do — according to the manual, it weighed 690 pounds about 315 kilos. A Groundbreaking Tape Machine Introduced in 1978, the Studer A800 was the first microprocessor-controlled tape machine. It will give you that indie tape sound you might be after.