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Contents of the user manual for the Slate Digital Virtual Tube Collection -
- Product category: Virtual Processor Plug-Ins Slate Digital
- Brand: Slate Digital
- Description and content of package
- Technical information and basic settings
- Frequently asked questions – FAQ
- Troubleshooting (does not switch on, does not respond, error message, what do I do if...)
- Authorized service for Slate Digital Virtual Processor Plug-Ins
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User manual for the Slate Digital Virtual Tube Collection - contain basic instructions
that need to be followed during installation and operation.
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Product description - Introducing Virtual Tube Collection - Preamps Consoles Saturators
Available for download, the Slate Digital Virtual Tube Collection is a set of modules for VMR and VMR 2.0 that model the tonal characteristics of tube circuits. Think of this Collection as a virtual tube stage for any audio source craving the warmth, depth, and vibe that only valves can provide. It's suitable for use on a variety of audio, from electric basses, to vocals, or entire mixes.
Three different tube circuits are included, each one named after the region that inspired its sound. The London module emulates vintage tube circuits from Europe. Its sound is round and warm. New York is more aggressive and tight, as it marries tube sound with solid-state circuits developed in the New York area. Hollywood provides excitement in the lows and highs.
All three modules share the same controls. You're given a saturation knob, which drives the level of effect, as well as a continuous high-pass filter, an output knob, and a mix control. Often you can get interesting tones by playing with the relationship between the saturation and mix controls.
A selector at the top of the GUI flips between Preamp and Console mode. One is more suited towards individual instruments, while the other can work better on stereo submixes. These are guidelines however; experiment to get the best tone. Another selector flips between Push and Normal mode. For subtle sonic excitement, leave the unit in Normal mode, or push each module into full on distortion with Push mode.
VTC gives you three modules that operate in the Slate VMR (Virtual Mix Rack). When you want to use VTC in your DAW, simply instantiate the VMR plug-in, and you'll be able to access these modules, as well as any other VMR plug-in for which you currently own or subscribe. These modules are Mac and Windows compatible. They can operate in VST, AU, and AAX formats, and iLok 2 or 3 is required to run them. Note: iLok 2 or 3 is required to run these plug-ins. iLok is available separately. - Common Uses
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- Preamp/Push modes on tracks that need more vibe and color
- Console/Normal modes as the first insert on the mix bus to add a bit of saturation, weight, glue, and analog color to whole mix
- Preamp/Console modes to add saturation on drums, vocals, guitars, and keys
- Preamp/Push modes with mix knob to add thickness and warmth in parallel to vocals, snare, toms, drum buss, or even across the whole mix
- Console/Normal modes in mastering chain to reduce peaks in a warm, yet punchy way
- Preamp/Normal in conjunction with VMS to give your mic tone a little extra analog warmth
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Technical parametersSlate Digital Virtual Tube Collection Specs | System Requirements (Mac) | Quad-Core i5 processor (Quad-Core i7 processor recommended)
4 GB RAM (8 GB RAM recommended)
OS X 10.7 or later (OS X 10.9 or later recommended)
iLok 2 or 3 | | System Requirements (Windows) | Quad-Core i5 processor (Quad-Core i7 processor recommended)
4 GB RAM (8 GB RAM recommended)
Windows 7 or later
iLok 2 or 3 | | Supported Plug-In Formats | VST2, VST3, AU, AAX (32-/64-bit) |
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