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19,00 €

Chandler Limited Curve Bender

The Chandler Limited Curve Bender is a highly regarded analog mastering equalizer, revered for its ability to shape audio with precision and musicality. Here's an overview of its key features:

  • Classic Design: Inspired by the legendary EMI TG12345 console from Abbey Road Studios, the Curve Bender embodies the sonic characteristics of vintage analog gear while offering modern functionality.
  • Four-Band EQ: The Curve Bender features a four-band equalizer with controls for low, low mid, high mid, and high frequencies. Each band offers a wide range of frequency selection, allowing for detailed tonal shaping across the entire audio spectrum.
  • Passive and Active Equalization: Combining passive and active equalization circuits, the Curve Bender delivers a versatile and musical EQ response. The passive section imparts a smooth and transparent character, while the active section adds punch and clarity.
  • Custom Transformers: Chandler Limited is known for its use of high-quality custom transformers, which contribute to the Curve Bender's rich and vibrant sound. These transformers impart a subtle coloration and depth to the audio signal.
  • Stepped Controls: The Curve Bender features stepped controls for precise recall of settings, making it ideal for mastering applications where repeatability is crucial.
  • Variable Q and Slope: The mid-frequency bands offer variable Q control, allowing for precise control over the width of the EQ curve. Additionally, the Curve Bender provides selectable slopes for the low and high bands, offering flexibility in shaping the frequency response.
  • Mastering-Grade Performance: Designed with mastering in mind, the Curve Bender delivers transparent and musical EQ processing, making it a favorite among mastering engineers seeking to enhance the sonic qualities of their mixes.
  • Build Quality: Chandler Limited products are known for their exceptional build quality and attention to detail. The Curve Bender is constructed with high-grade components and hand-wired circuitry, ensuring reliability and longevity in professional studio environments.

Overall, the Chandler Limited Curve Bender is a top-tier mastering equalizer prized for its classic analog sound, precise control, and musicality across its four bands of EQ. It's a versatile tool for mastering engineers and audio professionals seeking to add polish and character to their recordings.

About Xtreme Samples Q-Clone Libraries

Xtreme Samples Q-Clone libraries are clearly superior to the native EQ plugins in terms of authenticity in relation to the hardware unit. Even compared to DSP platforms ( UAD , TC , etc.) the results of processing are more transparent and natural. Just like in case of convolution reverb, the characteristics of the original hardware will be captured far better as in case of an algorithmic DSP calculation.

Xtreme Samples Q-Clone presets represent specific filter positions of hardware equalizers. These positions have been transferred to a software environment and stored using convolution technology. There are two types of Xtreme Samples Q-Clone presets: single presets and application presets.

A single preset emulates the position (cut, boost, or flat) of a single EQ filter (e.g., high shelving filter), while other EQ filters are bypassed. An application preset captures the positions of two or more EQ filters simultaneously. Single presets are suitable for easily editing audio signals, such as treble/mid/bass boost/cut or low or high cut filters. By using the Q-Clone function 'Add,' which allows users to combine multiple single presets, they provide a broad foundation for creating custom EQ presets.

Application presets offer more complex EQ settings and are divided into two groups: mixing and mastering. Mixing presets include various settings sorted by application (e.g., presets for bass, drums, guitars, vocals, etc.). The mastering section is categorized by musical genre, such as pop, rock, dance, etc.

Chandler Limited Curve Bender Q-Clone Equaliser library for Waves Q-Clone Plugin

provides 2.001 EQ presets for high-quality processing of audio signals in the mixing and mastering process. There are all of the Chandler Limited Curve Bender filters available. The frequencies of each filter were created in many small boost or cut - gradations (+- 0.5dB), processed by a high-end AD conversion for use with Q-Clone. The entire library is directly integrated into the Q-Clone preset browser.

Q-Clone Presets Overview
Filter type Frequencies Cut Boost Steps Q Presets
HSF (Treble) 3.6kHz,4.2kHz,6.5kHz,8.1kHz,10.0kHz,
12.0kHz,16.0kHz, 20.0kHz
0.5-5 dB 0.5-5 dB 10 2x 320
HBF (Treble) 3.6kHz,4.2kHz,6.5kHz,8.1kHz,10.0kHz,
12.0kHz,16.0kHz, 20.0kHz
0.5-5 dB 0.5-5 dB 10 2x 320
HMBF (Presence1) 0.8kHz,1.2kHz,1.8kHz,2.8kHz,3.6kHz,
4.2kHz,6.5kHz,8.1kHz
0.5-5 dB 0.5-5 dB 10 2x 320
LMBF (Presence2) 0.3kHz,0.4kHz,0.5kHz,0.8kHz,1.2kHz,
1.8kHz,2.8kHz,3.6kHz,
0.5-5 dB 0.5-5 dB 10 2x 320
LSF (Bass) 35Hz,50Hz,70Hz,91Hz,150Hz,
200Hz,300Hz
0.5-5 dB 0.5-5 dB 10 2x 320
LBF (Bass) 35Hz,50Hz,70Hz,91Hz,150Hz,
200Hz,300Hz
0.5-5 dB 0.5-5 dB 10 2x 320
HPF 20Hz,30Hz,40Hz,50Hz,60Hz,
80Hz,100Hz,160Hz,200Hz,320Hz
        10
LPF 2.0kHz,3.0kHz,5.0kHz,8.1kHz,10.0kHz,
12.0kHz,14.0kHz,18.0kHz,20.0kHz,30.0kHz
        10
Mixing           23
Mastering           38
Captured device Chandler Limited Curve Bender (UAD-Plugin, not actual hardware)
Compatibility The library has been designed specifically for use with Waves Q-Clone. There is currently no compatible application.
Requirements PC- or MAC- DAW, Waves Q-Clone Plugin (not included)
Size 203 MB
Delivery Download

About Waves Q-Clone

Waves Q-Clone is a revolutionary product that, through unique, patented technology, allows for the emulation of classic analog hardware equalizers using convolution technology on a digital level - a plug-in for Windows and Mac DAWs, compatible with Pro Tools HTDM systems, as RTAS software, as well as with various native host applications in VST, DirectX, Audio Units, and MAS formats. It can be opened in the channels to be processed of the DAW mixer in as many instances as desired, as a mono or stereo plugin, as long as the CPU or DSP hardware of the computer can handle it.