size 50 MB  / 41 MB

LV-50A is a vintage parametric equalizer.

Dive into the sonic legacy of the past while harnessing the power of the future with the LV-50A. Crafted to capture the essence of revered hardware EQ’s.

• Vintage Analog Reverence: faithfully replicates the four bands of classic hardware EQ’s, ensuring an authentic and seamless transition to crafting your sound in the digital realm.
• Precise Four-Band Control: Shape your audio with precision using the four carefully modeled bands. Every band offers customizable Gain, Q, and Cutoff parameters, giving you the ability to sculpt your sound with the authenticity of the hardware original.
• Time-Honored Filters: Stay true to tradition with the integrated highpass and lowpass filters. Craft your audio with finesse, maintaining clarity and removing unwanted frequencies.
• Analog-Style VU Meter: Keep an eye on your levels using the analog-style VU meter. Witness your sound come to life as it responds dynamically in real-time, reminiscent of the analog days.
• Intuitive Analog Interface: Navigate the plugin effortlessly with an interface designed to mirror the analog experience. Immerse yourself in the charm of vintage aesthetics while enjoying modern convenience.

Mac: Universal (Rosetta and Silicon) Audio Unit (component) and VST3 – 64 bit.
Windows: VST3 – 64 bit.

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viator-LV50A-windows.vst3  ( 50 MB )

viator-LV50A.vst3  ( 41 MB )

viator-LV50A.component  ( 41 MB )

size 6 MB  / 11 MB  / 11 MB 

LV-50A is an analog equalizer.

It combines the sound and curves of two different hardware EQ’s that have defined music studios across the decades. This EQ is inspired by real EQ’s, but it definitely has its own flavor.

• Oversampling of 8x when oversampling is turned on from the top-right dropdown menu. This makes a huge difference on the top end frequencies.
• Four EQ bands with proportional Q and 12 dB of boost and attenuation.
• When the gain of a band is set to 0 dB, the filter circuit disables, which saves loads of CPU if you aren’t using the band anyway.
• Saturation algorithm on the output, the EQ pushes into it. When the drive is set to 0 dB, the circuit disables to save on CPU.
• The low and high bands can be a shelf or bell depending on the state of the button under each band.
• Reset button to set all band’s gains to 0 dB.
• High and low pass filters to filter out the very top and bottom frequencies that aren’t super useful. Toggle the filters button under the drive. These filters really make a huge difference when oversampling is on.
• Phase inversion button to flip the phase of the entire circuit. This is useful for parallel processing.
• Trim gain to boost or attenuate the volume of the entire plugin.

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LV-50A_Win  ( 6 MB )

LV50A_MacVST  ( 11 MB )

LV50A_MacAU  ( 11 MB )