Antares Tube?

anonymous 13 February 2003

Haven't been getting to many reponses from the COMPUTING category so I thought I would post this here.
I am interested in using this plugin to mainly warm up vocal tracks. Has anyone used this plugin in that capacity? Is there any other plugins that can be used to achieve the same result? Any input would be helpful

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What program are you recording with? Doc

anonymous Thu, 02/13/2003 - 17:53

What program are you recording with? Doc

Doc, I am using Sonar 2.0. My main focus is the voval track.

anonymous Fri, 02/14/2003 - 06:35

Doc, I am using Sonar 2.0. My main focus is the voval track.

Have you tried the PSP Vintage Warmer? It has a similar applicat

Doublehelix Tue, 02/18/2003 - 03:17

Have you tried the PSP Vintage Warmer? It has a similar application, and is a great plug for not much dough.

I didn't find it very useful for vox. It's tough to find a nice

anonymous Tue, 02/25/2003 - 06:36

I didn't find it very useful for vox. It's tough to find a nice middle ground with it. I did find it quite nice on bass though.

Thanks for the input Jason.

anonymous Thu, 02/27/2003 - 09:30

Thanks for the input Jason.

Thinking laterally, I would recommend checking out the Studio Pr

anonymous Thu, 02/27/2003 - 18:39

Thinking laterally, I would recommend checking out the Studio Projects VTB-1 preamp. It is a starved plate tube design, allowing variable amounts of the signal to be sent through the tube. It is a great solid state preamp without even using the tube, and can "warm up" signals. Sansamp also works alright. Doc

Thanks for the hardware suggestion "DOC". I will definitly take

anonymous Fri, 02/28/2003 - 05:41

Thanks for the hardware suggestion "DOC". I will definitly take a look at that option.

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What program are you recording with? Doc

Doc, I am using Sonar 2.0. My main focus is the voval track.

Have you tried the PSP Vintage Warmer? It has a similar applicat

I didn't find it very useful for vox. It's tough to find a nice

Thanks for the input Jason.

Thinking laterally, I would recommend checking out the Studio Pr

Thanks for the hardware suggestion "DOC". I will definitly take

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