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When The Beatles recorded "All You Need Is Love",
the man behind the board was Eddie Kramer.
When Jimi Hendrix recorded "Purple Haze",
the man behind the board was Eddie Kramer.
When Led Zeppelin recorded "Whole Lotta Love",
the man behind the board was Eddie Kramer.
When you're ready to make some music history of your own, get Eddie Kramer behind the board.

Eddie Kramer Vocal Channel
Eddie Kramer on the Vocal Channel: "When mixing, there's always a fight going on between the vocal and the rest of the track. For me, what makes a good mix is when all the elements combine seamlessly, complimenting one other. When we designed the Vocal Channel plugin, we did it in such a way that the user can position the vocals within the mix, and then blend it back into the track, without it popping out, in such a way that it retains all its original clarity and presence."
Vocal Channel features 2 flavors:
Vocals 1, designed for classic rock vocals with a lot of dynamic range and intensity.
Vocals 2, for gentler vocal performances that stay at smoother, steadier levels.

Eddie Kramer Bass Channel
Eddie Kramer on the Bass Channel: "The idea behind the Eddie Kramer Bass Channel was to create a fat bass sound with a lot of presence, that cuts through without being overbearing. In general, the low-mid frequencies are accentuated, so it really pops on radio mixes. That way, you can always hear it clearly, even at low volumes on small speakers. The Bass Channel comes in two flavors: Bass1, which is less compressed, for a more dynamic sound that has room to breathe, and Bass2, a more aggressive sound with increased compression."

Eddie Kramer Guitar Channel
Eddie Kramer on the Guitar Channel: "The Guitar Channel plugin features settings for lead guitars and two types of rhythm guitars.
When it comes to lead guitar, I want it to become a living, breathing organism, creating a palpable sense of excitement within in the mix. By combining the right amounts of EQ, compression, delay, reverb, and a touch of flange, these 5 elements, working together, make it come alive.
For rhythm guitar, I try to get it "in your face" as much as possible, without over-processing the sound with EQ. By adjusting the amount of compression, and not overdoing the amount of space, I make sure that the guitar stays up front, where it belongs."

Eddie Kramer Drum Channel
Eddie Kramer on the Drum Channel: "The Drum Channel plugin really captures the essence of my drum sounds. Whether you're trying to achieve a huge Zep-like sound with loads of atmosphere, or are going for something more dry and down-to-earth like the Stones, or need a heavily-compressed, squashed, Hendrix-type sound, this is the plugin that will get you there, quickly and easily. Since there are individual modes for bass drums, snares, and so on, you can really mix things up by creating your own hybrid drum kits, using your favorite elements from each."

Eddie Kramer Effects Channel
Eddie Kramer on the Effects Channel: "For the Effects Channel plugin, I set out to recreate some of the basic elements that I use whenever I'm painting a sonic picture. Over the years, these elements have evolved to suit a variety of sources and styles, from whispering vocals to screaming guitars and beyond.
H-Slap is a shorter delay that emulates tape at 15 inches per second, with some EMT plate reverb at a medium setting.
Z-Slap is a longer delay (7½ inches per second) with a bit of feedback and a longer setting on the EMT plate.
Between the two, you'll easily find the ideal setting for almost anything you can throw at it."