Introducing crosstalk

This enhancement allows you to simulate the subtle bleed of one channel into another, replicating the exact portion of circuit degradation that can occur in analog gear. 

Introducing input/output sync

Finally, we’ve added a sync for input gain and master volume, allowing you to focus on the saturation with just one knob.

New Presets for Varied Use Cases

This update includes new presets designed to cover a wider range of scenarios. These presets aim to make it easier for you to find the right sound without spending too much time tweaking settings.

Adjusted Parameters

We’ve corrected a few parameters to enhance the plugin’s reliability and ease of use. These adjustments are meant to make your experience smoother and more intuitive.

Increased Output Volume

We’ve also increased the output volume. This means you can achieve the desired tape saturation effect with lower input volumes, offering more flexibility in your mixing and mastering processes.

Lowered Noise Input

Finally, we’ve lowered the noise input to provide a more natural curve on the noise control. This should help you achieve a more realistic noise modulation, whether you’re aiming for a clean or vintage sound.

Note for existing sessions

If you have ongoing sessions using the previous version of Neurontape 1972, you might notice some differences in output and noise levels with this update. Please be aware of these changes and make any necessary adjustments to ensure your session sounds as intended.

We hope these updates improve your experience with Neurontape 1972. Thank you for your continued support and feedback.

Best regards,

The audiosingularity team

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Neurontube Tangie is released!

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Hey there, folks! We’re thrilled to announce the arrival of Neurontape 1972, our latest audio plugin. This plugin is all about capturing the essence of a remarkable piece of hardware—a Japanese reel-to-reel tape machine that’s been around for half a century.

What makes this tape machine so special? Well, this compact tape recorder was originally designed for home recording enthusiasts, but don’t let its size fool you. It’s built like a tank and packs a serious punch when it comes to sound quality. It’s got this crunchy, vintage vibe that just oozes character, making it an ideal tool for anyone looking to infuse their recordings with that classic ’70s feel.

We first got our hands on this tape machine about 12 years ago, and let us tell you, it was a game-changer. Influenced by the analog audio wizard Lisciel Franco, we knew we had to incorporate its magic into our work. And boy, did it deliver! Whether used in mastering or as a mix bus, Neurontape 1972 never failed to amaze us.

We’ve been hard at work since our debut plugin, Neurontube, and have made significant strides in our coding skills and AI involved process. That means Neurontape 1972 is not only packed with way more polished features but also optimized for better performance—all to give you an remarkable user experience.

So, get ready to transport your music back in time with Neurontape 1972. It’s time to rediscover the vintage magic that made the ’70s so special.

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We want to say thank you to everyone who made a video about it, who wrote kind comments, reported bugs and made constructive criticism. We have listened to you: we fixed bugs and added some cherries. Neurontube was updated and it is here to stay.

Here is the change log for version 1.0.1:

• Lots of bug fixes
• Amp experience is better (less noise, glitch or bugs)
• Improved stability
• New presets
• External audio device is now being detected in standalone version (may require security handling in macOS)
• User interface was improved
• Added support for ASIO drivers
• Parameters are now named for better accessibility and automation tracks (Thanks Greg)
• Linux installer sets up the VST plugin automatically

You can download the updated version of Neurontube: debut on its page.

If you have any issues, you can talk directly to us via suporte.

Oh, are you using neurontube: debut and enjoying it? Consider making us a donation so we can make it better and better.

There is much more coming.

Thank you all!

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We are overwhelmed by the positive response and feedback we have received for our new audio plugin, Neurontube. We are grateful for the support and enthusiasm shown by the audio community and are thrilled to see that our product has resonated with so many people.

Your satisfaction is our top priority, and we will continue to work hard to improve and enhance Neurontube in the future, there is A LOT to come. Thank you for choosing Neurontube and for your valuable feedback.

We would also like to extend a huge thank you to everyone who has made videos about Neurontube. If you have made a video showcasing Neurontube and would like the chance to have it featured on our social media or website, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us.

Here are some of them:

If you haven’t had a chance to try it out yet, we highly recommend giving it a try – it’s available for baixe agora, and it’s completely free!

Thank you so much for the warm reception.

audiosingularity.

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We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to explore and have fun with Neurontube, which is why we have made it completely free to use. No audio cuts, no tricks – just pure, unbridled creativity at your fingertips.

So if you’re a guitar player looking to expand your tonal options, don’t wait – download Neurontube: debut now and start experimenting with all the amazing sounds it has to offer. Grab your guitar and have some fun!

Feel free to give us some feedback on the contact page.

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