PSP VintageWarmer2 is the best selling, award winning, high-quality analog-style single- or multi-band compressor/limiter with saturation that has become the industry standard for vintage emulations. It combines rich, warm analog processing with a straightforward user interface and comes with a comprehensive library of presets. The plug-in processor is highly flexible and can be used for both soft-knee compression and brick-wall limiting. This makes it an essential tool for mixing and mastering engineers. Careful attention has been paid to PSP Vintage Warmer's overload characteristics, generating saturation effects typical of analog tape recorders. PSP Vintage Warmer also incorporates professional VU and PPM metering together with accurate overload indicators, thereby assuring professional quality results.

PSP VintageWarmer2 includes 3 versions:

 We strongly recommend that you use the PSP VintageWarmer (LE) or the PSP MicroWarmer in all multitracking applications except situations where FAT mode is important. The PSP VintageWarmer2 is recommended for mastering purposes and groups or master busses only.

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It may look like your granny's cooker, but the PSP VintageWarmer is one seriously hot plug-in!
Computer Music

I was very impressed by the range of treatments on offer, and by the high quality of the results. This is a plug-in that you can use to completely mangle individual tracks, but also to add warmth and detail to complete songs without worrying about undesirable side-effects.
Martin Walker, Sound on Sound Magazine

PSP VintageWarmer is effective and easy to use. I was always able to find a factory preset that came close to the sound I was reaching for, and it was easy to tweak the rest of the way. I quickly became addicted to it for punching up tracks and finalizing a mix.
Len Sasso, Electronic Musician

PSP Vintage Warmer’s overload characteristics go someway, if not all the way, to emulate the saturation type effects that one would expect when recording to analogue tape.
Kevin Morgan, Music Mart Magazine

I reach for [PSP VintageWarmer] a lot these days when I need to give a track some extra "wow" factor.
Craig Anderton, EQ Magazine

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