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Pulsar Modular P422 Fairuz v1.0.1 Incl Keygen-R2R screenshot
Team R2R | 2024.07.05 | 16.6 MB
Though it has gone by many names, turquoise get its current name from French pierre tourques, or “Turkish Stone.” This phrase refers to the Turkish traders who introduced the gem to Europe via the Silk Road in the 13th century.

Ancient Persians believed that turquoise could prevent them from harm and covered their daggers and bridles with it. They referred to turquoise as pirouzeh, which translates to “victory.” The Native Americans Apaches wore turquoise as talismans and believed that attaching it to weapons and bows made for better aim. Aztec chiefs wore turquoise jewelry as a mark of authority.

P422 Fairuz will bring out the natural resonance and richness of the instrument you are EQ-ing. Even at extreme boosts or cuts, the integrity of the sound is maintained.

P422 Fairuz is a versatile channel proportional EQ. Each point of the stepped frequencies is tuned by ear for that sweet spot. Still, the option to switch the band to continuous operation is provided for power users. Bands can be either peak or a punch (push/pull) curve. Fairuz does not emulate any hardware design. It is an original design free from the limitations and sonics of existing hardware equalizers.

Features
4 Bands: L, LM, HM, H.
2 Shelves, Low and High.
2 Filters: HPF & LPF
Step or continuous frequencies and gain.
Proportional Q.
Tremor circuit for low end shaping.
Unique Peak or cut/boost bands.
Zero sample latency.



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comments

  Member 14.09.2013 1 54
+27
Turkish stone, Silk Road, ancient Persians and Aztec chiefs, all in one???? Omg, this must be an awesome plugin!
  Resident 30.01.2014 6 2381
+440
It actually is!
  Resident 5.09.2017 167
+111
Yeah, right? Turns out it's just a push and pull EQ with a touch of saturation and the shittiest UI a human could come up with. You would think the knob is the frequency volume, but no, it's just the frequency. The volume is in the flimsy sliders. The only thing you can't replicate once you know the EQ curves is the cringe they used for the description.

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