The objective of Lostin70s is to develop audio plugins that have a soul with a vintage grain. The plugins can be used in post-production but they are primarily designed to perform live and replace amplifiers, effects pedals or expanders at home or in the studio. Reducing the end-to-end delay and preserving the dynamics are the key to playing pleasure. Two plugins are currently available: Tone Deluxe, a virtual amp and Keys of the 70s a vintage keyboard. The plugins are tested under Reaper on a 64-bit PC.
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If you found that the ToneDeluxe V2 lacked effect or if the Key Of the 70s had no delay, here is the solution. No headaches, no need to disconnect and reconnect the cables to change ...
Boing Boing makes my old tube amp when I move it or when I wildly unplug my jack! Well now, you just have to move your favourite DAW to hear the evil melody of the wiggling spring. ...
ToneDeluxe V2 is designed as a complete tube amplifier from the preamplification stage to the baffles. It is based on a simulation of the ECC83 and EL34 tubes, its temporal modelling ...
HaNon B70 is an emulator of the B3 Hammond equipped with a leslie 122. It is based on the emulation of the 91 toneWheels, which rotate permanently at low cost CPU, which allows ...
Clean, crunch and more crunch! The pre-amps are nothing more than a capture of my personal amp, it's a purple English amp that mixes modern and vintage features. The hardware version ...
It's not just guitarists who are entitled to a hell of a sound! Bassist friends whether you are into slap, groove, funk or just a beginner, this amp is made for you. It has THE ...
