New Audio Gear Alert: Sphere Modeling Mics from UA, Nembrini’s Bass Driver, Frost by Acustica & More

Universal Audio ships the Sphere DLX & Sphere LX Modeling Microphones.

Meet the newest in modeling microphones from Universal Audio.

UA Sphere mics allow you to change mic type, polar pattern, and other characteristics even after tracking. Each UA Sphere condenser features models of classic mics from Neumann, Telefunken, AKG, Sony, and more, with Dual Mode for blended mic combinations, Realtime UAD Processing for low-latency recording with Apollo interfaces, and included presets for getting pro sound quickly.

The UA Sphere DLX features emulations of 38 classic studio mics, while the UA Sphere LX offers 20 mic models in a smaller package. Each features IsoSphere technology for reducing room coloration, along with gold-sputtered diaphragms and the lowest noise of any mic in its respective class.

Click here for pricing and further information on the Sphere DLX; click here for pricing and further information on the Sphere LX.

Nembrini Audio delivers the Bass Driver plugin.

Nembrini’s Bass Driver plugin is expertly modeled after the classic Tech 21 SansAmp.

The original SansAmp Bass Driver DI from Tech 21 has had a reputation as an essential tool for bass players. The clever design of this key pedal simulates the authentic sound of a tube stack and offers big vintage tube tones, bright modern slap sounds, gnarly distortions and everything in between.

The new Nembrini Audio Bass Driver extends the possibilities of the original, allowing you to sculpt your bass tones even more to give beautiful contemporary textures and balance.

The main features of the new plugin include three band distortion/overdrive sections blended with two crossover parametric tone equalization and Presence for upper harmonic content. For maximum control, there is a nine band graphic equalizer with proportional Q. Four selected bass guitar cab emulations, four mic simulations with position and distance controls, a parallel DI pre/post amplifier with EQ controls and desk compressor work together to provide boundless sound variations.

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Acustica Audio debuts Frost.

Acustica delivers a powerful channel strip solution in Frost.

Frost is one of Acustica’s most versatile and creative plugins, able to take on just about any job, made up of different precious tools used and appreciated from world wide pro audio engineers and carefully selected by Acustica to create the ultimate all-in-one channel strip. This Channel strip is made up of three processing modules, an EQ section, a Dynamic section, and Pre/Clipper/Saturator section. All of them hold up on their own, but all together they make sparks!

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Wrongtools debuts the OZ organ for Kontakt.

Wrongtools delivers a faithful recreation of the ACE GT-7 from Tokyo’s famed OZ club.

OZ was a legendary club that opened in Tokyo in 1972 and a pioneering space for musical experiments. Wrongtools has painstakingly modeled the ACE GT-7, manufactured in 1971. It had been lovingly cared for by its previous owner, and still had all of its original components and features intact. Acustica were immediately drawn to its warm, rich sound and its versatile range of tones and textures.

The unmistakeable character of the tonewheel will add an authentic touch to any track, and Wrongtools is proud to have been able to capture and share this piece of musical history.

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