1973
Equalizer
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Exceptionally smooth and detailed high frequency boost, even at unexpectedly high settings, without shredding eardrums. Prepare to be surprised and delighted!
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Simultaneously bracket your low end with Hi-Pass and balance it with the smooth low shelf.
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Flexible midrange contouring with switchable adaptive mode : smooth and musical at low levels of boost / cut, and progressively more surgical and precise at higher levels.
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Low CPU usage, even with the optional oversampling engaged.
The Neve* 1073 is probably one of the best large-format console channel modules ever made. Punchy, detailed…it was almost impossible to make it sound bad…for its time. Let’s not debate about large chunks of iron and wax/paper versus electrolytic caps…let’s talk about the sheer genius involved in picking the proper EQ frequencies, bandwidths, and slopes.
THIS is where 1973 is coming from…not an emulation, but a tribute. Taking the best features and reducing them down to their essence…then making it utterly transparent and smooth.
