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Universal Audio “steps up to the plate”, rendering another classic
tool for the DAW: Introducing the Plate 140 Plug-In. German company EMT
made a breakthrough in 1957 with the release of the EMT 140, which
utilized a resonating metal plate to create ambience. Nothing is quite
like the wonderfully lush and distinctive tone of plate reverb that
still endures as part of the fabric of modern music. However, plate
reverb systems are expensive, bulky, need to be isolated from vibration
and maintained regularly-therefore plates are usually found only in
major studios. Universal Audio accurately recreates that unmistakable
sound with the Plate 140 Plug-In. The Plate 140 replicates the sonic
signature of three uniquely different EMT 140s installed at The Plant
Studios in Sausalito, CA. That’s nearly two thousand pounds of sound in
one plug-in! The GUI is closely based on real plate system components
with additional controls for DAW users. Impractical or impossible for
most before, Universal Audio once again brings classic analog tools
within the reach of everyone.
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