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Cerberus Bass Amp VST – VST3 – Audio Units – AAX – Rack Extension gets 9/10 score, Performance Award, and Value Award from Computer Music Magazine.“Cerberus is excellent at giving clean DI’ed or sampled bass the kind of heft, drive and thump associated with real amps,” Computer Music Magazine, October 2015 “Instant Inspiration” edition.You can read the for the full review from MusicRadar, or grab the magazine hereCerberus Bass Amp was released first as a Rack Extension on August, 2014. Then the VST, VST3, Audio Units, and AAX version follows on March 2015. We take an unusually long time to develop the plugins version due to it’s the first plugin within our product range which implements new framework and Pro Tools’ AAX, VST3 support.About CerberusCerberus Bass Amplifikation is a three-channel virtual bass amp suitable for any kind of playing style and genre. This bass amp supports any kind of audio plugins, from VST, VST3, Audio Units and AAX. With it’s intuitive single screen interface, Cerberus Bass Amplifikation will provide the warmth and mellowness of a tube amp, clarity and punch of a solid-state power, or distorted Drive amp type. For further tweaking, Cerberus Bass Amplifikation gives you tonal control through its compressor, contour control, parametric & graphic EQ, and D.I. wetness control.Cerberus Bass Amplifikation also comes with features standard to Kuassa’s other amp products; noise gate, and dual cabinet miking modeler. In addition, the Rack Extension version features a handful of CV input controls, while the VST/VST3/AU/AAX version will have

An external IR loader and a 3D miking interface.A Solid Bass ToneThis is exactly what we intend to do when developing Cerberus Bass Amp. A solid bass tone that is capable on producing a lifelike, convincing, and authentic feel for both the player and the listener. And of course, easy to dial-in a great tone fast with intuitive design which we consider are hard to find in other competing Bass Amp VST. These combinations can create a bass tone which have their own “soul“, with head-nodding groove like no other.Feature:3 Amp Types: Tube, FET/Solid-State, and Drive.Bulit-in Compressor, Noise Gate and Output Limiter.3 types of matching cabinets, 6 microphones and Direct Mix.Freely adjustable dual-miking configurations with mono/stereo options simulating a real-life bass recording session.Flexible tone-shaping capability with Contour, Semi-parametric EQ, and Graphic EQ.CV input controls for various parameters (Rack Extension Exclusive).External Impulse Loader and move microphones in 3D space (VST/AU/RTAS/AAX Exclusive).Straightforward and easy to use graphic interface.Supports up to 96000Hz Sample Rate.The native plug-ins of Cerberus Bass Amplifikation bass amp is now available to purchase via Kuassa, while the Rack Extension is available through Propellerhead Shop. You also can listen the audio demos of bass amp Cerberus Bass Amplifikation on our Soundcloud.Related Product: Related Posts:

Ft)2x satellite audio cables (8m / 26 ft)2x satellite mounting screws2x soundbar mounting screws2x satellite mounting brackets Sound Channels 5.1.2 Tested Preset Direct Slope -0.87 Standard Error 3.59 dB Low-Frequency Extension 45.6 Hz High-Frequency Extension 19.9 kHz The Vizio Elevate SE has a decent stereo frequency response that resembles that of the Vizio M Series Elevate M512E-K6. Its sonic signature trends warm, with extra bass to give effects like explosions some added punch. It doesn't offer as much low-bass thump as the Vizio Elevate, but the boosted high-bass ensures basslines sound warm and enveloping. All that bass can muddy dialogue and instruments up a touch, but since the mid and treble ranges are pretty well-balanced, that's not too much of an issue. Voices generally sound clear and present without ever being harsh. Suggested Preset Direct Suggested Bass Setting -1 Suggested Treble Setting 3 Slope -0.12 Standard Error 2.93 dB Low-Frequency Extension 46.9 Hz High-Frequency Extension 19.9 kHz The Vizio Elevate SE 5.1.2 soundbar lets you customize its bass and treble amounts to your taste. In our room, we obtained the most balanced sound by turning the bass to '-1' and the treble to 3, which reduced some of the mud present in the default setting. That said, the settings you choose will depend both on your taste and on the acoustics of your room. Crosstalk Error 2.53 dB This soundbar has a good stereo soundstage. It's not the widest, but does extend an inch or two further than the left and right edges of the bar. Happily, the focus is great, so sound effects and dialogue are well-positioned within the soundstage. Voices come from where you'd expect. SPL @ Max Volume 92.1 dB SPL DRC @ 90dB 0.29 dB DRC @ Max Volume 0.52 dB The Vizio Elevate SE 5.1.2 soundbar has great stereo dynamics performance. Not only does the bar get plenty loud enough to fill a medium sized living room, but it leaves your audio virtually untouched by compression at its loudest volume. That means you'll get pure audio reproduction when listening loudly, and explosions won't lose any of their impact. Localization Discrete Slope -0.15 Std. Err. 3.04 dB SPL @ Max Volume 90.0 dB SPL Weighted THD @ 80dB 1.23 Weighted THD @ Max Volume 2.05 The center channel performance is great. It offers a well-balanced sound that represents sounds like voices accurately and with plenty of detail, making them easier to pick out during busy scenes. You shouldn't have too many issues understanding what characters are saying. If you do, you can always tweak the bass and treble amounts to taste. Localization Discrete Slope -0.46 Std. Err. 4.00 dB SPL @ Max Volume 91.4 dB SPL