https://toneprojects.com/michelangelo.html

-4* band parametric tube EQ with optional dynamics for each band

-Per-band drive/tube sat settings

-Auto-gain(!)

-Transient/Body separation for each band

-Blend between hardware matched triode & new custom pentode emulation

-Transformer emulation

**2 additional bands only controllable in advanced view. Gotta keep that main UI pretty instead of functional right? ;)

Personal thoughts nobody asked for: Sounds bloody gorgeous. Much gentler saturation than Pulsar Massive but still has that pristine bottom end. Efficient CPU usage. Workflow takes a bit to get used to.

 

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Critically acclaimed jazz and prog rock mixing and mastering engineer Mark Wingfield demonstrates audio examples and walk through of Tone Project and Hendyamps Michelangelo on a jazz track on the mix bus.

 

Heard that around here somebody is making posts about me well this is
interesting

 

I thought it was about the ninja turtle...

 

Would be perfect if it also had visual controls like Pulsar Massive/8200. The 8200 is my main EQ because I love being able to see the frequency response while using stepped knobs to control it, but it's very clean. At the same time, I wouldn't complain if Pulsar added a THD control to the 8200.

 

Intro sale until 30 Nov. 162 € normal price: 239€....