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Kazrog Release MHB Red

Kazrog have released MHB Red, available at the intro price of £38.00, increasing to £61.00 after the promotion.

Modeled on the personal Fairchild 666 of Grammy-winning mix engineer Michael H. Brauer (Coldplay, John Mayer, Florence and the Machine), capturing the behavior of a compressor that has been a key part of his vocal chain for decades.

The 666 was Fairchild’s hybrid opto-compressor, distinct from the delta-mu 660 and 670. Its unique combination of tube amplification and solid-state control circuitry produces a musical compression character all its own — part compressor, part saturation box.

Attack, ratio, threshold, release, and makeup gain controls have been updated for an intuitive workflow, while a dedicated THD control lets you dial in everything from subtle tube warmth to aggressive saturation.

Sidechain high-pass and low-pass filters, stereo link, wet/dry mix for parallel compression, and Kazrog’s Analog Entropy feature for authentic component-level variation between channels.

MHB Red is available to PC and Mac users (VST3, AU and AAX).

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Tags: aax, au, compressor, desktop music production, desktop plugin, dynamics processor, macOS, mixing, opto compressor, plugin, vst3, windows

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