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The magazine for producers, engineers & recording musicians | 09 January 2009


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IK Multimedia T-RackS 24

The new edition of T-RackS promises high-quality audio mastering with analogue warmth. Ian Waugh walks the dinosaur...

Price: £239.00
Manufacturer: IK Multimedia
Website: http://www.ikmultimedia.com

T-RackS… dinosaur? Er… geddit? Just in case you don’t, IK’s dinosaur logo is there to help you make the connection – although one may question the wisdom of this, given that the company is now aiming at more professional users. Puns aside, T-RackS is a collection of five mastering effects in VST and DirectX plug-in formats (other formats are due soon). Its main claim to fame is that the effects are based on analogue modelling to produce the warm distortion associated with tube-based analogue processors.

Score: 7

This review first appeared in Music Tech Magazine issue 05
Filed under Software, Software Effects

 

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