DISC AudioThing Springs

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Key Features

  • Vintage spring reverb emulation plugin with 15 emulations on offer
  • Emulations range from compact 1-spring echo boxes to unique 6-spring reverbs
  • Three-band Baxandall EQ for tonal shaping
  • 80 presets with randomisation option for experimentation
  • Onboard editor for fine-tuning your reverb and impulse response

DISC AudioThing Springs Overview

AudioThing Springs provides you with a vast collection of vintage spring reverbs complete with a built-in Baxandall EQ for tonal shaping. Unlike other spring reverb plugins, AudioThing Springs features a wide variety of hardware emulated reverbs, meticulously recreated for digital users. Ranging from 1-6 springs, the reverb collection includes classic gear such as the RE-200, AM-534 and many more. It even features a GBS reverb comprised of a pair of Accutronics spring tanks housed within a plastic drainpipe for a highly unique sound.


As well as the 80 onboard presets, the plugin features a unique Editor tool that allows you to edit the impulse response of the reverb, providing the means to fine-tune your reverb or experiment with your sound. Further shape your sound with the three-band Baxandall EQ; known for its smooth, musical curves.


The Bandwidth control allows you to filter the input signal so you can minimise unwanted frequencies. For example, some spring reverbs can have a booming low-end response, with the Bandwidth control you can clean up your signal for a clear and refined sound.


Please Note: This product comes in the form of a digital download code that will be sent to your email for activation.

Product Ref: 212891

Full Description

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Spring Reverb Emulations

  • GBS (6 Springs) - A pair of Accutronics spring tanks housed in a length of plastic drainpipe. Circa 1970-79.
  • Spacexpander (2 Springs) - Iconic spring reverb made in the USA. Released in 1960.
  • RV-1 (3 Springs) – Classic American spring reverb, Circa 1970-79
  • RE-201 (3 Springs) – Classic Japanese Tape Echo with Reverb Tank. Released in 1974
  • RE-200 (3 Springs) – Precursor of the legendary RE-201 Space Echo. Released in 1973
  • SR-202W (2 Springs) – Used by many artists as the ‘secret weapon’ to add depth and character to vocals
  • HR-12 (2 Springs) – Vintage Japanese spring reverb, branded as ‘Echo Unit’. Dating from the late 60s or early 70s
  • HVS-1 (2 Springs) – Germanium-powered spring reverb made from vintage Stereo/Tuners. Released in 1964
  • A-199 (3 Springs) – Modern Eurorack spring reverb module
  • REV-25 (1 Spring) – Vintage Japanese spring reverb, Also rebranded as AM-534. From the 70s
  • RA-844 (1 Spring) – Very small, battery powered, solid-state reverberation amplifier. From the late 70s or early 80s
  • Audition (1 Spring) – A small guitar head amplifier, very noisy with a very basic spring reverb. Released in 1975
  • Echo Box (1 Spring) – The smallest spring reverb ever. It sounds like a boomy echo. Circa 1970-79
  • Twin (3 Springs) – Classic American Guitar Amplifier. Released in 1985
  • Meza (3 Springs) – Classic American Guitar Amplifier. Released in 1999

Specifications

System Requirements

Windows
  • Operating System: Windows 7, 8, 10
  • CPU: 2GHz
  • RAM: 4 GB
  • Plugin Formats: VST2, VST3, or AAX (64-bit)
Mac
  • Operating System: OS X 10.9 – macOS 11
  • CPU: 2GHz
  • RAM: 4 GB
  • Plugin Formats: VST2, VST3, or AAX (64-bit)
  • Other: Universal 2 Binary
General
  • Product Code: 1246-1716

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