Wurlitzer VST AU AAX plugin Version 2.5 Adam Monroe's Wurlitzer

Описание: Video demo for version 2.5 of my VST AU AAX Wurlitzer plugin.
https://adammonroemusic.com/wurlitzer...

This time around I've added vacuum tube simulations (this is essential for getting classic Wurlitzer tones used by bands like like Supertramp, Three Dog Night, Queen, and all the other bands who run a Wurlitzer 200a electronic piano or equivalent through tube or solid state amps, in order to get a brighter more cutting sound. In this short video I demo a few of the Wurlitzer plugin's presets which are take from popular Wurlitzer songs by SuperTramp, Queen, Three Dog Night, and Steely Dan.

The main upgrade in this plugin over version 2.0 of my Wurlitzer plugin are the vacuum tube sims. Certain presets that relied heavily on the atan function distortion now rely on the non-linear distortion of simulated vacuum tubes, and this has the overall affect of making the Wurlitzer plugin sound less digital/splatty and more analog.

I've also added about 20 presets over the last version, cabinet and amp impulse responses, as well as a Leslie Simulation that I don't demo in this video.

This is a shorter demonstration than I tend to do, but I have longer mp3s of all the Wurlitzer songs covered here on my website.

I'm using Cakewalk to demonstrate the VST version, but purchasing the plugin gets you the AU and AAX version, so no matter would DAW you are using, you should be able to load the plugin directly in.

I've also mellowed the sound of the Wurlitzer where applicable (the default preset is now a mellower tone, with an even mellower "smooth default" and a "bright default" which was the old standard). I've compared my wurlitzer plugin to a lot of other vst versions, and I've found most of them are mellower. My Wurlitzer is also generally a bit mellower sounding, but again, most of the Wurlitzer tones you hear on classic songs are mixed, eq'd, and sent through amps to come out brighter and cutting.

This is likely to be the final version of my Wurlitzer vst, as I've accomplished all the goals I set forth when designing a Wurlitzer plugin. I can see possibly adding more amplifier simulations in the future, but really, this is probably one of the better value Wurlitzer vst plugins on the market as I've spent closing in on a year of development time on it over the past few years.

This plugin also now has support for macOS Big Sur and apple arm64 processors.

My blog about Wurlitzer Plugins:
https://adammonroemusic.com/blog/best...