Any plugin with a setting called Scorch has already announced its intentions, and Parish Audio sells Black Spire Tube Preamp at half off during launch. That drops it to $29.97 against a $59.95 sticker, for a limited stretch.
Three voices handle the flavor. Glass keeps things bright and open, Velvet rounds everything off warm, and Iron shoves the signal forward with attitude.
Glow, Burn, and Scorch set how far the saturation stage travels. Input and Drive stay split apart, meaning the level hitting the circuit and the harmonic breakup get dialed separately rather than fighting each other.
Tone shapes the overall balance, Low Contour handles the bottom, Mix blends clean against cooked, and Output trims the final level. Light settings glue a bus together, while heavier pushing turns drums, vocals, guitars, or a full mix gritty.
Factory and user presets ride along. Windows gets VST3, while macOS picks up Audio Unit support as well.
Three voices handle the flavor. Glass keeps things bright and open, Velvet rounds everything off warm, and Iron shoves the signal forward with attitude.
Glow, Burn, and Scorch set how far the saturation stage travels. Input and Drive stay split apart, meaning the level hitting the circuit and the harmonic breakup get dialed separately rather than fighting each other.
Tone shapes the overall balance, Low Contour handles the bottom, Mix blends clean against cooked, and Output trims the final level. Light settings glue a bus together, while heavier pushing turns drums, vocals, guitars, or a full mix gritty.
Factory and user presets ride along. Windows gets VST3, while macOS picks up Audio Unit support as well.
