It's an ultra-short-term sale.
It's simple, but it has a smooth reverb and is fairly easy to use.
Those who make acid techno It seems to be compatible with the sound of TB-303 series.
If you can't insert the reverb, I think it's easier to get hooked by switching to another one.
I played it with Vital's Bass.
Overview
Electromechanical reverb
The rich sound of plate reverb has been arranged in a contemporary style.
Reproduce the warm, rich, and spacious plate reverb sound at your fingertips.
Inspired by the original EMT 140 plate reverb, we captured the gorgeous sound and atmosphere of this studio classic, making it a fun and musically exciting plug-in.In addition, we've added some fun tricks to take the Little Plate beyond the limits of reality to the space the original hardware dreamed of.
Simple operability and endless possibilities
After recreating the iconic 140 sounds, we went further.
The original reverb had only a modest reverb time of 5 seconds, but we've raised that number even further.More, more.By setting the decay time to infinity, the Little Plate's reverb tail never disappears.
Cut the clutter
The built-in low-cut filter keeps the reverb and mix clean.
The low frequencies that accumulate in the reverb can sometimes be out of control.Use the low-cut control to suppress boomy lows.
Space modulator
Toggle the mod switch to add a touch of modulation to the reverb tail.
These subtle and chaotic changes can produce a thicker, smoother sound, especially during the long decay times of sounding instruments such as keyboards, guitars, and voices.
Heavy vibes
Sound Toys has a reputation for sticking to legendary hardware.But when it came time to make the first reverb plug-in, we went even further.We collected 5 EMT140s from all over the country, collected them in the lab, and tuned them.
I tuned it.I tuned it thoroughly.I also attended chiropractic (1.5 ton plate reverb).After spending some time listening and testing, I came up with a sound that could express the atmosphere of the classic EMT 140.Warm, rich, spacious and a little dark, the Little Plate packs the essence of plate reverb into one small plug-in that won't hurt your back.
Looking back on the history of the plate
The EMT 140 uses a magnetic transducer to vibrate a huge metal plate and send the result back to the engineer via a pickup that captures the reverberation.
Launched in 1957, the EMT140 delivers the finest, smoothest reverberation that is unmatched in the world.That's why plate reverb is the sound you've been looking for for decades.However, 140 is becoming harder to obtain, and replacement parts are also harder to obtain.Moreover, I think its size and weight are beyond the reach of ordinary studios.
Features
- Add vintage plate reverb sound to your tracks
- Extend reverb decay time beyond hardware limits
- Achieves an infinite reverb effect that does not decay
- Modulation that gives a natural change to the reverb tail (optional)
- Low-cut filter that suppresses the generation of low frequencies
- 25 presets for quick sound adjustment
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