Analoger32

Analoger32 is a channel strip and mix strip modelled on the Harrison 32-series, the 1975 console whose EQ became one of the most loved in recording history. Its four EQ bands and its high- and low-pass filters come from Harrison's own 1977 drawing of the console's input module, component for component, so the proportional Q and the filter lift are the circuit's own. Put it on a kick, a bass, a vocal or a whole group, shape it with four broad, overlapping bands, and roll the low end off with the high-pass: just above the corner it lifts by about a decibel and a quarter, keeping the weight while the mud goes.

What it does

• Four bands (LO, LO-MID, HI-MID, HI) with the 32-series proportional Q: broad on small moves, tighter as you push
• LO and HI switch between gentle 6 dB/oct shelves and bells
• Harrison high- and low-pass filters, 12 dB/oct, with the signature lift at the corner
• Jensen-transformer mic preamp (20 to 70 dB, -20 pad), HiZ instrument input and line input with trim
• Fader with 0 dB switch, pan and the stereo mix bus, as on the 32Classic MS Mix Strip
• A live response curve drawn from the circuit, bi-colour LEDs and a dBu peak read-out
• The strip's own noise at Harrison's spec; 4x oversampling by default (up to 8x)
• 21 factory presets: console, drums, bass, vocals, instruments and character
• Dark or light panel, resizable from 60 to 200 %

AU, VST3 and CLAP for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs (macOS 10.14 or later).

Harrison and 32Classic are trademarks of their owner. Dotmatrix is not affiliated with or endorsed by Harrison Audio.