Are Lindell plugins good?
Are Lindell plugins good?
This is a great solid unit with a lot of 1176 character, although even with the 100:1 ratio you don’t quite get the ‘all in’ sound of the original. That said, with the addition of the sidechain HPF it’s very usable and has a pleasing touch of vintage colour. A good all-rounder.
Is Lindell audio good?
Lindell describe the EQ as offering the ‘creamiest high end you’ve ever heard’, and while that might be over-egging it a tiny bit (I’ve heard some very, um, ‘creamy’ preamps!) the sound is distinctively Pultec-esque and the ability to shape the tone so effortlessly with EQ as you track is something I value enormously.
What does the Lindell wl-3 your channel strip do?
A joint venture between Tobias Lindell and Paul Wolff (probably best known for his past design connections with API), the WL‑3 R channel strip combines a mic preamp, a three-band equaliser with separate high-pass filter, a compressor, and an output fader — but this undersells the versatility of what is on offer here.
How many channels does the Lindell 80 series have?
Lindell Audio 80 Series has TMT, which is a new process of analog modeling plug-ins which feature differences caused by component tolerances as you would get in real hardware audio equipment. The Lindell 80 comes with 32 channels which all have their own subtle differences and characteristics.
What kind of sound does a Lindell 80 make?
Lindell 80 sounds marvelous on guitars. The EQ, compressor and gate all work very smoothly. The output, input, gate and compressor can also be driven for a harmonically rich sound. For more than 50 years, Neve has represented the highest tier of professional audio design and engineering.
What kind of plugins does Lindell audio use?
Lindell Plugins has created an exacting emulation of the original 1073/1084/2254 and 1272 Neve line amplifier module in a digital environment, which is now available through Plugin Alliance. Lindell Plugins is a joint venture between Lindell Audio and LSR Audio. Their renowned plugins are based on actual hardware units.