Fuse Audio Labs VPRE 72 v1.0.0 x64 x86 VST2 VST3 AU AAX WiN macOS [FREE]

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Epic Tube Sound - Vintage Tube Preamp

RECORDING HISTORY
Some pieces of classic studio equipment just don't need an introduction: Here is the VPRE-72! The archetypal preamp was released in the early 1950s and built by several iconic brands such as Maihak, TAB, Siemens and TFK. A legend in itself to the present day, the V72 also became the blueprint for the later V76 and the classic REDD.47 preamps used on numerous Beatles sessions.

THE REAL THING
Divine and subtle – this is why you hear the magic of this aerial tube pre on countless kicks, snares, vocals and basses all over the world. The VPRE-72 catches the exact spirit with a faithful emulation of the input and output transformers, the dual EF804s pentode circuit with its peculiar feedback structure, as well as the heavy output choke which produces a subtle touch of air.


AND THEN SOME
The VPRE-72 is as straight forward as it gets: Use the Drive control to apply as much tube circuit glory as your signal needs, or even push it a little further for some gentle and truly musical saturation. No matter how far you go, the gain is always compensated, and the added V76-style low and high cut filters let you shape the results to your liking in no time at all.

THE BEST PRES...
…in life are free? Certainly not – especially in the case of highly sought after vintage devices. The VPRE-72 is a different story, though, since we're offering it completely for free without any ifs or buts. Enjoy it, and make sure to not miss our tried and trusted grouping feature, which comes in super handy when using the preamp as the first insert across your session.

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS MAC (64-BIT ONLY)
Intel compatible or Apple Silicon CPU
2GB RAM
Mac OS 10.12 or newer
A display resolution of 1280x1024 pixels or more
A VST2, VST3, AAX or AudioUnits compatible host

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS WINDOWS (32- AND 64-BIT)
Intel compatible CPU (at least 2 GHz recommended)
2GB RAM
Windows 7 or newer
A display resolution of 1280x1024 pixels or more
A VST2, VST3 or AAX compatible host