IZotope makes innovative products that inspire and enable people to be creative. Host compatibility: Vinyl works in popular hosts like Pro Tools, Cubase, Nuendo, SONAR, ACID, Ableton Live, and many more.Plug-in formats: Pro Tools 7.4–10 (RTAS/AudioSuite), VST, MAS, Audio Unit (32-bit only), DirectX.Supported operating systems: Mac: OS X 10.5.8 or later (Universal Binary) / Windows: 32/64 bit (XP, 7, 8).I really like running some of those scraps through iZotope Vinyl to give it an old gramophone sound.” ~ Sound Designer Justin Lassen I usually let the ‘tape’ run even after we’re done just to see what happens. “I’ve been recording orchestras for years and have samples from just about everywhere. I use it to degrade the quality and make it sound a bit crunchier and less clean…Vinyl will always turn it into something absolutely crunched-up.” ~ Ed Mcfarlane of Friendly Fires I don’t use it to make something sound like vinyl at all. That’s why I’ve always used iZotope’s Vinyl, even on our first record. “If I want to dirty up my soft synths or give them a bit of an edge then I run them through various plug-ins that degrade the quality or warp things to a certain extent. Warp Depth: The amount of warping and the warp shape for the record-from no warp to the edges totally melted and warped.
Scratch: The number and depth of scratches on the record.Electrical Noise: Internally generated electrical noise, such as 60 Hz grounding hum.Wear: Control how worn out the record is, from brand new to played a few thousand times.Mechanical Noise: The amount of turntable motor rumble and noise.The only thing that sounds better is the price: it’s free! Click here to pick it up. Get the perfect amount of scratchy, noisy, grit to dirty up even the cleanest tracks. iZotope’s Vinyl uses advanced filtering, modeling and resampling to create an authentic “vinyl” simulation, as if the audio was a record being played on a record player. IZotope Vinyl adds a touch of vintage flair to your tracks with a plug-in that’s part time machine.
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