[Free] Released Mackie that emulates the Mackie 1202 preamp on Airwindows
This is good.
Emulate the preamp section of the Mackie 1202?It seems that it was done.
When I watch the video, it's actually compared to the sound through the Mackie 1202, but it's quite similar.
It goes well with the RX950.
Overview
I decided to find it, buy it, use it, learn the differences I've never done before, and capture the madness.
This is what you get when you connect something to the input of the original Mackie 1202 and connect it in half to the insert points on the back of the unit.This time, it's not about modeling a 2-band EQ.This time around, it's not about modeling a two-band EQ, but about the sophisticated essence of Mackie Slam.
But in the words of Chris of Airwindows, my choices and techniques gave Mackity a pretty near-perfect atmosphere.It doesn't generate the noise of a real cheap op amp, but it gives you a sponge-like slam and sparkling brain-weather overload like a pure analog machine.This is also because we haven't over-processed it to fix all the small EQ matchings.It is a basic simple algorithm that imitates a basic simple circuit, and has a strength that cannot be obtained by paying attention to details.It's loud, raw, warm, and captures audio in a distinctive way ... a really old Mackie small mixer that can't really be good, but turns electronic music into a roaring shrapnel wall. It's like that.
If you're a classical recorder or a fan of great equipment, this won't make any sense to you.That's fine.Some weapons should be kept secret.But if you're a DnB head and various other underground recorders, I wouldn't need to say any more.
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