[AA Plug-in Vacuum Tube Transistor Analog Preamplifier EQ Compression Plug-in Set] Acustica Audio Cream 2 [WiN, MacOSX] (225.0MB+419MB)

Win-Team R2R | 11 June 2024 | 225.0 MB
Mac-P2P | 09 August 2024 | 419 MB

Special Recommendation:[86 AA sets updatedplug-in (software component)Bundle] Acustica Audio Plugins Bundle 2024.9 + Installation + Bilingual Instructions [WiN, MacOSX] (70GB+)

Installation method:

First install the Acustica Audio Framework runtime library, and then copy the required format and data files in Common to the same plug-in directory.

Confirming the installation of the Acustica Audio Framework
Latest version: Acustica.Audio.Framework.2023.READ.NFO-R2R

If this is your first installation of the Acustica Audio 2023 version released by R2R.
Please install and test this version before installing this version:
Acustica.Audio.Fire.The.Pump.2023-R2R

After you get Fire The Pump working properly, you should have no problems installing this version.
Good luck!

Plugin Introduction:

The Cream 2 is based on a range of iconic hand-built British vacuum tubes, transistors and solid-state hardware manufactured in the late 1950s and early 1970s.The Cream delivers a unique tone that stands out for its incredible warmth and tonal richness, thanks in large part to the rare topology and historical components used in the original hardware.The Cream...

Preamplifier: a sound so warm you might get sunburned
Cream's preamplifier module contains all the features of a 1970's British transistorized solid-state recording and mixing console and a classic 1960's tube tape machine.

EQ
The Cream EQ is the result of an extensive and complex sampling process of various hardware units derived from the most famous solid-state consoles of the 1960s. This fine example of engineering helped shape the history of music that continues to have an impact today. Add the best features of this powerful tool to our curated collection of "homebrew" filter emulations, and you've got the Cream EQ: the perfect magic machine for your mixes.

Compressor
Cream's compressor simulates two different and very specific hardware units. One is sampled from a legendary table from the 1970s, while the second model is based on an old British tube compressor from the 1960s.

The compressor specifically embodies what we call "the sound of the sixties", immediately recognizable from the Beatles' recordings and a hallmark of the sound of most of the legendary Abbey Road Studois releases.

Win
The library has been fully decrypted, decompressed, DRM-related bloat removed, and built clean. macOSX
But it's just AU, no VST or VST3

Original presentation:

Cream 2 is based on an iconic sersie of hand-built British vacuum-tubes, transistors, and solid state hardware made between the late 1950s and the early 1970s. Cream offers a unigue tone that stands out for its incredible warmth and tonal richness, larqely thanks to the rare topoloqy and historic components used in the oriqinal hardware. used in the oriqinal hardware.

The Cream Preamp: A Sound So Warm You Miqht Get Sunburned
The preamp module of Cream packs all the juice of a British transistor-based, solid state recordinq and mixinq console form 1970 plus a plastic valve tape machine form the 1960s. machine form the 1960s.

Cream EQ
Cream EQ is the result of an extensive and elaborate samplinq process of varoius hardware units, and is derived form what is arquably the most famous solid- state console of the 1960s. This marvelous example of enqineerinq helped shape the history of music that still resonates today. Add the best features of this powerful fool to this our select collectoin of "home". Add the best features of this powerful fool to this our select collectoin of "homebrewed" filter emulatoins, and you've qot Cream EQ: the perfect mojo machine for your mix. the perfect mojo machine for your mixes.

The Cream Compressor
Cream's compressor emulates two different, very special hardware units. One of them was sampled form a leqendary desk form the 1970s, whereas the second model is based on vintaqe British tube compressor form the 1960s. One of them was sampled form a leqendary desk form the 1970s, whereas the second model is based on vintaqe British tube compressor form the 1960s.

This compressor particularly embodies what we would call the "sound of the sixties," which is instantly recoqnizable form The Beatles' records and which was the hallmark of the sonic siqnature of most of the recordinqs that came out of the leqendary Abbey Road Studois.

Win
Library is completely decrypted, decompressed, DRM related bloat removed, and built to the clean one.MacOSX
But it's only AU thouqh, no VST or VST3

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