Neural Q gives your music a very “analog” sounding Top-end sparkle and “heavy” bottom end seldom found in plugin equalizers.
What’s Neural Q ?
The future of Analog Emulation is here. This plugin faithfully captures the dynamic behavior and sound of a well-known Vintage German Equalizer and a modern Solid State Pre-Amp featuring cinemag transformers.
Push the parameters to the limits and be “stunned” by the results.
Circuit Modelling is a technology of the past and can never produce as authentic an analog emulation as RNN (Recurrent Neural Networks).
What's New?
Introduced a New AI / ML System.
Much lower CPU usage than v1
New Reworked Presets
Retrained model of the preamp section
More accurate reproduction of the original hardware units
Resizing Option
More Info : https://tone-empire.com/shop/neuralq-v2

 

it's not free https://tone-empire.com/shop/neuralq-v2/

 

You are right! thanks for that. I just changed it

 

Free for v1 users

 

If anyone interested I did a comparision with Tim Petherick Silk EQ v4 (Siemens w295b). Neural Q v2 is in green

 

Looks like the frequencies are off quite a bit. Strange, if it is supposedly based on "accurate reproduction of the real device." Or is this an issue of sample rate? I remember that some older Nebula libraries were off when used with particular sample rates.

 

No don't worry for Nebula, its accurate, I work in 96k and loaded the 96k tim petherick librairy. I should go online to see freq chart of real hardware siemens..but they are vintage, no 2 unites are exaclty the same with tolerence components. lets not forget that

 

Of course there are tolerances in vintage hardware. Here half a decibel, there a few hertz. Maybe a modification with 200 or 500Hz difference. But if I interpret your screenshot correctly, then it is not about tolerances, but about ca 10kHz difference.