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T-RackS 3 will be available worldwide in stores and in the IK online shop by November 10th, 2008, and comes in 2 versions:
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Extremely easy to use, with style-based presets, full chain visualization, one-click single module or chain bypass, “compare” function, multiple audio processing in standalone mode, and much more. #T racks classic equalizer software#
New SCC™ technology coupled with IK’s unique DSM™ technology provides the most realistic software emulation of vintage gear to date. New high-fidelity oversampling with crystal clear transparency, for high quality audio processing throughout the entire signal path. New standalone and plug-in versions available in the same package for use in all the most popular native DAWs. #T racks classic equalizer plus#
New complete built-in metering section with Peak, Perceived Loudness, Phase, and RMS meters, plus a Spectrum analyzer with Peak, RMS and Averaging indicators. New configurable mastering/mixing chain – run up to 12 parallel/series processors. High precision, high definition Linear Phase Equalizer. Intelligent, multi-algorithm Brickwall limiter. Opto compressor (based on the finest mastering Opto-compressor). Vintage Tube Program Equalizer (based on the Pultec EQP-1A). Vintage Tube Compressor/Limiter model 670 (based on the Fairchild 670). 9 processors comprised of 3 new analog and vintage emulations (including models based* on the Fairchild 670 and the Pultec EQP-1A), 2 new digital processors as well as the 4 classic, award-winning T-RackS processors. Now the new T-RackS 3 raises the bar again in high-end DAW mastering and mixing, with a suite of 9 analog-modeled and digital Dynamics/EQ processors, offering unparalled audio quality with scores of new and unique features. IK pioneered the analog-modeled mastering field with the first all-in-one software solution, the original standalone version of T-RackS that became a cult hit for a multitude of studios around the world. The 99 Noir kinda pulls miracles with a lot of ‘90s alt-rock recordings.IK Multimedia has announced T-RackS 3, a new high-end mastering and mixing suite. Sometimes I turn off the EQ if I’m listening to a bass light album like Pretty Hate Machine or The Real Thing. #T racks classic equalizer upgrade#
Really though, it’s worth the $20 bucks to upgrade to the smaller pads if your ears can take the reduction in space. This will take the stock pads in line with the “new original” smaller pads that Meze is selling on their site now, and come with the Noirs.
If you’re stuck with the 99 Classics’ stock larger pads, you’ll probably want to take that 125Hz band down another 2dB, and take the 1-8kHz bands up 3-5dB, depending on your tastes (ex: 1kHz +3dB, 2kHz +5dB, 4kHz +5dB, 8kHz +3dB). I also take 2dB off the 8kHz when I want to crank it loud! I don’t mess with the upper treble largely because I like the response as-is, and I’m not interested in pushing any perceived graininess even further. Those tweaks really refine the bass response and make it fit better with everything else across the frequency range. I also took about 2dB from the 60Hz to let the sub-bass sound more extended and less rolled off. I do think there’s too much energy in the 125Hz band, so I knocked off about 4dB in my EQ settings. With the “new original” smaller ear pads, I actually like the bass response for the most part.
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