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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 88467, member: 27"]
Analog-style tube grit just got cloned into software, letting producers stack unlimited valve saturation without touching the original FreqTube hardware box.

FT1 EMU software release
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[*]Freqport launched the FT1 EMU plug-in.
[*]Software recreates Freqtube FT1 valve saturation behavior.
[*]Plug-in works independently inside any DAW.
[*]Multiple instances run unlike the physical unit.
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Modeling approach behind the plug-in
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[*]Developers built an engine using component-level modeling.
[*]SPICE reference model guided circuit recreation.
[*]Emulation chases real tube harmonics and dynamics.
[*]Processing mimics a hardware-style saturation response.
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Hardware integration capability
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[*]FT1 EMU detects a connected Freqtube FT1 automatically.
[*]Plug-in flips processing from software to hardware.
[*]Existing settings transfer straight to the device.
[*]Workflow keeps DAW recall intact.
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Internal tube architecture and controls
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[*]A quad tube engine drives a multi-stage saturation circuit.
[*]Two E83CC tubes push heavier distortion.
[*]A pair of 12AT7 tubes supplies a smoother harmonic color.
[*]Users tweak drive, filtering, harmonics, and signal routing.
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Formats and launch pricing
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[*]FT1 EMU supports Windows and macOS.
[*]Plugin formats include VST3, AU, and AAX.
[*]Introductory price sits at 74.25 euros.
[*]Cost climbs to 99 euros after May 1, 2026.
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