Plugin Alliance Kiive Tape Face v1.1.0

'switch fattens and saturates your low mids while keeping them controlled with frequency dependent tape compression. Tape Face even allows you to add stereo width or see just how much tape compression is being applied.
Try it on EVERYTHING
Tape Face sounds great just about everywhere. For a hint of subtle tape saturation, try Mode II on mix bus or on all your tracks, in 30 or 15ips.
Fatten up thin guitars in Mode I, and then try flipping on the bias switch and running it in 15 or 7.5 ips for an even richer sound. Bring parallel drum buses and loops to life by engaging Mode III-And don't be shy with that saturation knob!
Give any of these approaches a try on vocals, bass, high percussion and synths to dial in your preferred amount of color.
Features
Analog-modeled emulation of a classic Irish tape machine
CPU-friendly oversampling allows you to throw it on every track to emulate recording through a physical tape machine
Three modes:
(I) - Perfect for getting that pumpy tape sound while adding minimal distortion. This setting is best used for mix bus or drums with heavy transients that need taming.
(II) - Emulates a near perfectly calibrated tape machine with silky smooth high end, low end bump and a very usable tape compression when the input is driven. Perfect for mix bus or any finishing touches.
(III) - Made with LoFi producers in mind. Dark and gritty tape saturation with heavy Gain reduction and harmonics when pushed.
Additional features include:
Bias: Make your low mids fat, gritty, and forward while keeping them well-controlled
Tape speed: Increase the amount of high end rolloff and the frequency of the head bump by going down in speed
GR metering: Visualize how much take compression you're applying
Stereo width: Spread out your sound
Low boost: Bring back lows lost to saturation
Saturation: Increase tape compression and harmonic coloration without messing up your gain staging
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