Bonch-Bruevich tube v. 2.0
64 bit VST3/AU plugin
Bonch-Bruevich tube is the first plugin published on this site in 1913. A lot of people downloaded the free version. Users rated this plugin highly. For example, here is a user review of the Bonch-Bruevich tube v. 1.6 :
" Thanks! Bonch is excellent saturator! I have never heard such a reliable tube overload (except for real devices)). If you use it with a sense of proportion when mixing, a very characteristic sound comes out on the master. What I was looking for about 5 years! I didn't think that a small free plug-in would make me so happy - I downloaded it by inertia. It turned out - better than tons of everything I tried before."
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After these words, it remains only to add the technical specifications of the new Bonch-Bruevich tube exciter 2.0
- 64-bit VST3 / Audio Unit plugin. (Windows, MacOs).
- Exciter - saturator.
- "Stereo", "Stereo linked", "Mid-Side" and "Mono" mode.
- New, "vacuum tube" filter frequency indicators.
- On/bypass mode.
Install
Windows:
Put B-B TUBE folder in your VST plugin directory. They are usualy C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3 or
C:\Program Files\VSTPlugins
Mac OS:
Copy the entire B-B TUBE.component bundle (folder) to your Mac, place it in folder /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components/ on your Mac.
Demo version without noise, pauses and watermarks. It can be used in practice (mono mode). Enjoy!
* Mikhail Bonch-Bruevich (1888-1940) was a Russian engineer, scientist, and professor. Generally considered the leading authority on radio in Russia in the first decades of the 20th century.