SpringAge

SpringAge is a software utility revolving around spring reverb simulations, which it generates using its feature set that allows for sound fidelity and flexibility, all while eating up a low amount of CPU resources.

Before anything else, users should know that SpringAge is based on mixed convolution and algorithmic tech that enables you to explore the authentic tone and dynamic of a spring reverb.

It is also worth pointing out that SpringAge proposes three different spring models, namely AQTX, ANGEL, and S201. While the first is suitable mainly for guitar tracks but also for stringed instruments and vocals, the second used the German amplifiers as a starting point and should cater to the needs of those in search of compressed or harmonically rich tones. As for S201, this string finds its applicability in keyboard, synth, and vocals simulation.

Sound reproduction is done with a high degree of fidelity, meaning the decay, dynamic, and transient response should be maintained, but there is always the possibility of applying various modifications using the dedicated knobs. You can, therefore, assume full control of the specifics of any spring tone.

Aside from that, stereo panorama can be generated via the stereo mixing matrix of wet and dry, and the EQ Unit is equipped with tools that bring close at hand the following three parameters: Gain, the Q factor, and Frequency.