Ochre (free homebrew eq)

[Dimzo]

Thanks guys, i'm looking forward to it

[wrigout]

Wow thanks man !

And also thank you for the stellar work on pEArL.

THIS is the future.

[SteDal]

I forgot to mention the tech specs:

- 3 parametric bands, individually switchable;
- boost/cut: +/-16dB;
- Q from 0.5 to 4;
- lows from 35 to 315 Hz;
- mids from 315 to 2500 Hz;
- highs from 2500 to 22000 Hz.
- switchable preamp stage (discrete + transformer).

[mymusic]

Big thanks to @SteDal and Aa Team Honestly much respect for pushing forward the boundaries of Audio plugins.

Taking note on how PEarl has changed the game in terms of EQ, considering Core 7 coming soon, the future is looking nothing but brighter with AA homebrew and Acqua series

We're living in exciting times indeed Woooooow Can't wait to put these new lines in work.

Cheers

[himhui]

Passion, Passion, Passion! !

[Mannymac]

What will Core7 bring to the table by the way?
Even better CPU Performance?
Will all Core 6 products be updated ?(including Magenta, Murano etc.)

[Support]

What will Core7 bring to the table by the way?
Even better CPU Performance?
Will all Core 6 products be updated ?(including Magenta, Murano etc.)

We will provide information and feature about CORE7 soon.

[giancarlo]

What will Core7 bring to the table by the way?
Even better CPU Performance?
Will all Core 6 products be updated ?(including Magenta, Murano etc.)

Ochre and Scarlet will be Core6.
Core7 will be announced in september!

[NoNameComesInMind]

really cool news!

i hope that it will not put Green to shame, still i hope it does since they seem similar in character just by description, either way -they will probably not sound the same and that is always exciting.

looking forward to it, thank you for your efforts SteDal!

[kindafishy]

Now this is a very cool and unexpected development.

Here is my ideal super-EQ:
- A*I 550B bands including the 1 and 4 shelf/peak options.
- N**e 1081 HP/LP filters.
- Drive options.
- Colour options.
- Pultec low end boost/attenuate combination.

Okay, go.

[Support]

Now this is a very cool and unexpected development.

Here is my ideal super-EQ:
- A*I 550B bands including the 1 and 4 shelf/peak options.
- N**e 1081 HP/LP filters.
- Drive options.
- Colour options.
- Pultec low end boost/attenuate combination.

Okay, go.

They are already available in Nebula as a 3rd libraries.

[kindafishy]

Now this is a very cool and unexpected development.

Here is my ideal super-EQ:
- A*I 550B bands including the 1 and 4 shelf/peak options.
- N**e 1081 HP/LP filters.
- Drive options.
- Colour options.
- Pultec low end boost/attenuate combination.

Okay, go.

They are already available in Nebula as a 3rd libraries.

Of course they are. What does that have to do with "my ideal super-EQ"? It cannot be had by what you are suggesting. What you are suggesting would involve stacking several instances of Nebula, each with high CPU, each sampled using old methods which would over-colour the audio.

It wouldn't be anywhere close to what I suggested at all. I'm suggesting a custom hardware EQ built using the above characteristics and circuitry, which is sampled by Acustica. Isn't that the whole point of this homebrew line?

One of us is missing something here.

Isn't the point of this thread, "What is Ochre/homebrew" and even more tantalizing, "What is beyond Ochre/homebrew"?

[giancarlo]

Now this is a very cool and unexpected development.

Here is my ideal super-EQ:
- A*I 550B bands including the 1 and 4 shelf/peak options.
- N**e 1081 HP/LP filters.
- Drive options.
- Colour options.
- Pultec low end boost/attenuate combination.

Okay, go.

They are already available in Nebula as a 3rd libraries.

Of course they are. What does that have to do with "my ideal super-EQ"? It cannot be had by what you are suggesting. What you are suggesting would involve stacking several instances of Nebula, each with high CPU, each sampled using old methods which would over-colour the audio.

It wouldn't be anywhere close to what I suggested at all. I'm suggesting a custom hardware EQ built using the above characteristics and circuitry, which is sampled by Acustica. Isn't that the whole point of this homebrew line?

One of us is missing something here.

Isn't the point of this thread, "What is Ochre/homebrew" and even more tantalizing, "What is beyond Ochre/homebrew"?

yes

[Furykane]

Thanks great i'm looking foward to use it!

[tumburu]

This is, indeed, incredible.

Will probably be the best freebie ever.