Helios® Type 69 Preamp and EQ Collection
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Der ehrwürdige Helios Type 69 Kanalzug, vollständig neu emuliert mit Unison™ Technologie.
Ob in den Olympic Studios London, den Münchener Musicland Studios oder im berühmten, mobilen Tonstudio der Rolling Stones – die Mischkonsole Helios Type 69 stand im Mittelpunkt hunderter ikonischer Alben aus dem "Goldenen Zeitalter" des Rock. Die Type 69 lieferte fetten, durchsetzungsstarken Sound mit unverwechselbarer Ausstrahlung und druckvollen Mitten – bei unverzichtbaren Klassikern von Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, Jimi Hendrix und Pink Floyd, bis hin zu Bob Marley and the Wailers, David Bowie, Black Sabbath und AC/DC.
Das brandneue Helios Type 69 Preamp and EQ Plug-In für UAD-2 Hardware und UA Audio-Interfaces ist eine meisterhafte, vollständige Schaltungsemulation der gesuchten Hardware, die zudem weit über das ursprüngliche Helios Type 69 Plug-In von UA hinausgeht.Jetzt kannst Du:
Über eine beeindruckende Emulation des Helios Type 69 Vintage-Analogkanalzuges aufnehmen und mixen
Den Charakter des Lustraphone-Transformator-basierten Mikrofonvorverstärkers des Originals mit Unison™ Technologie erleben
Klangquellen mit einem facettenreichen, Induktor-basierten 3 - Band - EQ gestalten
Gitarren, Gesang und viele andere Signale mit der legendären Type 69 - Mitten - Aggression gestalten
Den Charakter des Low-Ends mit einzigartigen Tiefton-Boost- und Cut-Filtern optimieren
Mit Artist-Presets von J.J. Blair (Johnny Cash, George Benson), Chris Coady (Yeah Yeah Yeahs, TV on the Radio), Jacquire King (Kings of Leon, Tom Waits) und anderen mixen
Soundbeispiele
Verwandle deine DAW in eine
klassische Helios Type 69 KonsoleBei der Entwicklung des neuen Helios Type 69 Plug-Ins haben sich die Ingenieure von UA tief in zwei originale Referenzmodelle des Typs 69 aus der Olympic-Ära eingearbeitet und dabei deren angepasste, rückkopplungsfreie 70-dB-Eingangssektion originalgetreu gemodelt - zusammen mit einer vollständigen Emulation des begehrten Lustraphon-Mikrofon-Eingangstransformators. Diese umfassende Schaltungsumsetzung ist der einzige "Triple Amp"-Vorverstärker auf der UAD Plattform, der dir komplexe, facettenreiche Färbung bietet, der jede Signalquelle zum Leben erweckt.
Unison Technology für UA Audio Interfaces
Das neue Helios Type 69 Plug-In verwendet UA's bahnbrechende Unison-Technologie, mit der du die Impedanz der Line/Mic Vorverstärker, die Sweetspots der Eingangsverstärkung und die exakten Schaltungsverhalten der Hardware erhältst. Lade das Plug-In einfach in einen Unison-Preamp-Slot der Console App und spiele in Echtzeit über einen detailgetreu gemodelten Type 69 Vorverstärker ein.
Passiver, aggressiver EQ
Der neue Helios Typ 69 bietet zudem ein grundlegendes Redesign des legendär fetten, passiven 3-Band-EQs der Original-Hardware. Zum ersten Mal emuliert das Helios Type 69 Plug-In das voluminös klingende Induktor-Sättigungsverhalten perfekt, das radikale Bewegungen auch bei extremen Einstellungen ultra-musikalisch klingen lässt.
Die Low-End-Theorie
Die Helios Type 69 Preamp and EQ Collection bietet mit ihren vier einzigartig abgestimmten Glocken-Boost-Filtern im Tieftonbereich das gleiche solide und breite Bassfundament, das man auch bei wegweisenden Rock-, Pop- und Reggae-Aufnahmen findet. Indem du das Bass-Band in einen festen 50 Hz Low Cut Modus mit stufenweiser Verstärkungsregelung schaltest, kannst du Klangquellen wie Overheads und Raummikrofone säubern.
Erlebe die knallharte Type 69 Ausstrahlung mit jeder UAD Hardware
Natürlich ist die Helios Type 69 Preamp and EQ Collection nicht nur für Anwendern von UA Audio-Interfaces entwickelt worden. Anwender mit UAD-Hardware können die Collection für jeden Mix "in-the-box" verwenden – für kräftige, intensive Färbung! Mit der vollständigen Emulation des Helios Type 69 Konsolenkanalzuges und dem ebenfalls enthaltenen, DSP-schonenden Helios Type 69 Legacy Plug-In kannst du deine Projekte mit der gleichen prägnanten Ausstrahlung formen, die man auch auf den größten Platten aller Zeiten findet.
User-Rezensionen
I. Goldsmith
14. September 2020
Great for vocals
Puts vocals right where I want them with great tone.
WeiterJ. López Uribe
14. September 2020
Rock and Roll
The best colour for any electric guitar; it just adds awesome tones
WeiterM. Bilderbach
11. September 2020
Punchy, aggressive, and warm tones!
When i got this pre i tried it on my kick and snare just to see how it would sound and man was I not disappointed. I was using another brand's version of the Helios and even a 1073 style...
WeiterM. Samel
26. August 2020
So colorful!
Weird & fun, very straightforward and inviting experimentation.
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Eigenschaften
Vollständige Gesamtemulation des originalen Kanalzug-Designs der Helios Type 69 aus der "Olympic"-Ära
Begehrter Lustraphon-Mikrofon-Eingangsübertrager und berühmt facettenreicher, passiver
Induktor-basierter EQ
70 dB Vorverstärker im Feedback-Stil und Unison-Technologie mit Mikrofon-, Line- und Hi-Z- Eingängen
High Shelf-, parametrischer Mid- und Bass-Peak/Shelf-EQ mit Bypass für DSP-Einsparungen
Helios Type 69 Legacy EQ-Plugin für Einsparungen der DSP-Leistung im Lieferumfang enthalten
Benötigt ein UAD DSP-System oder UA Audio-Interface – erhältlich bei autorisierten Händlern
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User-Rezensionen
Helios® Type 69 Preamp and EQ Collection
I. Goldsmith
Great for vocals
Puts vocals right where I want them with great tone.
J. López Uribe
Rock and Roll
The best colour for any electric guitar; it just adds awesome tones
M. Bilderbach
Punchy, aggressive, and warm tones!
When i got this pre i tried it on my kick and snare just to see how it would sound and man was I not disappointed. I was using another brand's version of the Helios and even a 1073 style plugin (separately) and what this did was married what i was trying to achieve with both of the other plugins in way less time. Its less excited sounding than a 1073 to my ears and it totally worked for adding nice round bottom end to my kick and focusing my snare without adding too much sizzle.
E. Grebeznieks
Love!
It was love from the first time I tried it on vocals
R. Metelkin
Helios
I love the texture, the middle, and the punch.
M. Samel
So colorful!
Weird & fun, very straightforward and inviting experimentation.
M. Pribble
Nice on guitars.
hits that mid range sweet spot and can add crunch if ya want.
M. Malinski
For serious Rock tone
This one is for serious guitar sound, as well for drums.
I always use it when I mixing rockE. Koch
i think just fix the "-dB 50"
and fixing that ^ should create enough room to spread the sections, by a mostly imperceptible amount, but enough to subliminally define the sections from one annother.
E. Koch
if anything, minimal GUI tweaks..
sometimes just the most minute positional shift of graphic, or parameter control, can make something click in someone's mind where otherwise they would be floundering in a bath of uncertainties..
if UA could strike a balance between new Type 69 user intelligibility, and veteran aesthetic appreciation, i think that would be best...
but i do think graphical improvements are in line..E. Koch
Oh...i know what it was !!!
the the reason the Mid bad was " Very" confusing, was the ill-definition between the EQ sections...that's what it was....beyond that, it would have been only slightly confusing i think..
E. Koch
i want to explain this while it's still fresh in my mind..
because it is like that....
once you understand it, it's not that bad....
but but before you understand it you looking at it immobilized...like i can't even turn knobs because i have no idea what i am doing..
starting with the bass, because that the worst....
1 ) the top is a bell boost / the bottom is a shelving cut
2) the top gradients are in Hz / the bottom gradients are in dB
3 ) that "50" = Knee Frequency
now the 10Khz shelf only needs something to show it is a shelving filter...and maybe that's ok how it is....but the descriptors are too close to the gain section
the mid was very confusing...
and i can't explain why now.....i don't know what happened there..E. Koch
additional thoughts
once you understand the Type 69, you realize it is something that is difficult to convey with a silkscreen....ok....with that said, i personally don't think it would be a crime if UA did some tweaks to the original silkscreen, ( eg. move the -dB closer to the end of the bass sheving cut gradient, and move the 50 to the right side and give it an HZ )..( and Hz left of the 400...+ at Hz bell ??? ... maybe some light lines to separate the sections?, or at least one to help set the 10Khz apart from the gain.....once you understand it, it really doesn't seem that bad anymore ...weird.
E. Koch
worth studying the manual.
50"Hz shelfing" not -db...oh my gosh, the original silkscreen is torturous..
but yeah...once you understand it, it mostly makes sense..
it's a premium classic channel strip, with a luxurious character sound, but it needs a lot of DSP... too much DSP for involved signal chains, but worth studying the manual; and leaning what it can do for a source so you know when to go with it...
it would help, if when the 10Khz shelving filter was set to 0dB, it was removed from the DSP load... the mid band is sort of the star of the EQ section...but the pre also has useful character by itself, if you have to switch out the EQ to run the Preamp DSP load..E. Koch
Scratch that last review
it uses Allot of DSP
E. Koch
i am into this pup now
the DSP on this is really a lite load for what it lends....it's certainly worth going over manual, just to lean an EQ in this case...it's getting the front end unison spot on my guitars balanced XLR out.
E. Koch
i know this is a great pre/eq
but i haven't logged much time with it because the EQ section is so confusing to me i just grab something else....i am sure the EQ makes sense to people who already understand it, but do they remember the first time they saw it, and not understanding it???
i have to sit down with the manual, just to run the EQ....i am serious.E. Koch
ok, i will give it five stars..
but it's only because i haven't read the manual on it to figure out how to run the cryptic EQ....
i guess you have made the grade until you can actually understand the Helios 69 EQ section...E. Koch
is it wrong to rip on a classic?
it's not the pre that got the star down, and it's not the sound....
but i just look at the EQ on this thing, i scratch my head and look at it again...
what am not getting here?...if i ever figured the EQ out, the next time i went to tweak it it would be the same thing...
what am i supposed to do? twist knobs like a blind person until it sounds good?A. Maire
Crunchy Saturation, Amazing on Drums
I saw mick gordon using this plugin in his drum chain on his livestream and had to try it myself. This plugin can add a whole new level of aggressiveness to drums, guitars, synths, honestly anything. I don't think theres anything natively that sounds as good when pushed hard as this preamp sim. A must have.
