Hi!
Since I'm very much into vintage sounds I really love the VSTi's like NI FM7, B4, Pro53 and so on... But I really miss the sound you could get from old vintage effects like phasers, flangers and other stomp-boxes from Electro Harmonix, Ibanez(70's), Maestro etc.
Do you know if there are any pluginsthat have that kind of vintage sound?

Well I'll tell you, the mere "visual candy" of this "museum" of microphones of days gone by, are incredible by any standards. Enjoy! ----Lee

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Hi john

I have been a fan of this board for quite some time now. I think that the Engineers on here are some of the best I have ever had the pleasure of learning from.

I have ingested volumes of information over the past 5 years (no wise cracks about it only being 5 years please). And now I've come to the point of just having to ask this question.

Hi does anyone know a good repair person who look over and rack 2xCalrec PQ1061s, a Neve 33314a and a Calrec C1204. I would really appreciate any information as I have some other gear such as a Cadac board and some Glensound pres that will also need work.
Many thanks,
Warren

Hi There, does anyone have any suggestions for a good guy to look over and rack 2 Calrec PQ1061s, a Neve 33314a Compressor and a Calrec C1204 Compressor. Would really appreciate any info, I also have a lot of other vintage gear that needs some attention, such as a Cadac board and some BBC Glensound equipment, so a good recommendation would be greatly appreciated.
Many Thanks,

I read an interview of producer Elliot Scheiner in Electronic Musician who said something I have heard on occassion. I've not tried it because I don't have a vintage compressor but I was wondering how popular this is:

does anybody knows where I can get vintage Neve preamps (2 channel) - I think TL Audio does something but where can I find them?
lukee

Anyone tried it? I've heard a lot of people say its an *almost* FATSO. I went out and bought spark today so id have something that can use vst plugs and come to find out it its coming out in RTAS.

I have never heard anyone talk about the various types and vintages of Shure SM57's, so I thought I would bring it up. I know this seems silly. Oh well. .