Overloud Gem EQP v1.0.1 Incl Keygen (Win and macOS)-R2R

I have tried all "pultec" emulations including the Apogee. Acustica Audio Purple is at the top and i have some hardware clones as well.

The best pultecs are apogee and overtone zero latency no cpu sound amazing... There is no need to try this

Oh nice thanks. i like overloud plugins. They sound good and they have a small footprint.

You have to block "www.overloud.com" manually because the command included doesn't work

more rounded low end looks better than my uad AA. But I don't like the high end

this has a nice clipping module, sounds really nice driving the input then catching peaks with the clipper. really good with basses to get a more saturated tone, great for kicks. low cpu and low latency, Overloud Gem are one of the best FX plugin developers

My God almost everything about overloud... this is the best... Thanks R2R Team... uffff they are great

Thanks 4 sharing. Low band sadly does not work ok

I'll try this as I am a big fan and use Overloud's plugins a lot. As many have mentioned, why use/bother with this or that particular emulation of the legendary Pultec EQP1A "program Equalizer" and the awesome MEQ5 Mid-Range EQ which is really great when using/having access to a quality original that is properly maintained, a modern clone that is based totally on or is inspired by, Thermionic Labs, for example, do a great little MEQ5-style unit, great for guitars I find amongst other things.
Remember each unit (or units) used as the developer's reference(s) are going to sound different, the components now are so much more precise in regards to their tolerance, the more going on the more areas for variables.
Some people want emulations which include offering all warts and all whilst others prefer the curves correct but without any of the side effects including no saturation/THD from valves/vacuum tubes, transformers...etc. Then there are those who like idealized versions with full control over the areas of a circuit that can "colour" any source signal.
That often dictates which developer's releases tend to work best for each user, just personal preference which delivers what you do want and nothing that you do not.
Plugin Doctor as mentioned is a great toolkit in order to tell you what's what, DocuDead got that little application just right plus updates all his stuff at what I find to be just right in terms of frequency.
DMG's EQualibrium is a superb EQ that enables you to mix and match curves from any EQ but without adding anything, the Variety of Sound EQs are some of the best for broader boosts and cuts, Herbert nails curves and obviously, that led to the great Tokyo Dawn guys working with him on the elite SlickEQ including the Gentlemen's & Mastering Editions.
Waves, VoS, TDR, DMG Audio, Plugin Alliance, Softube, Overloud, PSP, apulSoft, FabFilter, the former Algoritmix now MAAT + the now old but still quality Focusrite & Sintefx LiquidMix plugins take care of most of the equalization tasks I want/need with a few I'm likely forgetting.
There are just so many good options nowadays, I can't keep up even trying to try everything or I'd have no time for doing anything else!

All the best to all, cheers.

Wow!! Really tight and rounded low end!! Love it. I dont care about high frequencies on it!

This is an awesome Pultec EQ.

REALLY A CABLE AND LIGHT CPU CUP Even if you use oversampling sound warm and very intuitive, so far the best Den Plugin Pulltec that my mixes come from sound better

quote by ReinierI wonder what this pultec brings again that the others that are already on the market do not have

This one is very light on the CPU. You can use it on multiple tracks/busses without much load.

Windows 11.
Turned off defender.
Turned Off RT Protection.
Still the keygen is getting blocked.
But I don't see any notification