Using PSP Audioware Plug-Ins with Gareth Jones | PSP Master Tales

In this episode of PSP Master Tales, Gareth Jones (Depeche Mode, Einstürzende Neubauten, Wire, Erasure, and many more) talks about his relationship with PSP Audioware and using PSP plug-ins in the mix to recreate that classic analog flavor and capture the 'soul' of a song in the box!
0:00:00 Intro
0:00:16 My relations with PSP
0:00:21 PSP VintageWarmer
0:01:21 Analog Vibe
0:02:24 Studio in the laptop
0:03:30 PSP InfiniStrip
0:07:43 20 years of PSP
Learn more about Gareth Jones at:
www.pspaudioware.com/company/a...
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Website → www.pspaudioware.com​
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[@garethJonesBlog]

At 3:13 I'm in Allaire Studios working with Grizzly Bear. Pic by Chris T. 😎

[@adamtaborowski]

That's a great picture Gareth :)

[@therealslipperman8700]

PSP is really good kit at less than silly prices. Kudos guys!

[@Nomasiac]

I've been using Vintage Warmer for years, one of my.must have plug-ins 🙌🏼

[@indonesiazrecords2761]

cool ♫

[@RickPaul]

I've also been using VintageWarmer since the beginning, but had first learned of PSP Audioware, and become a happy customer, even earlier, after reading a magazine's review of the first version of PSP MixPack. The review suggested it could impart some analog feel in the areas it covered (compression, treble/exciter-type stuff, bass/exciter-type stuff, and tape/tube saturation. Those plugins made a big difference in helping my DAW (Cakewalk Pro Audio 9, I think, at that point) mixes of that era feel more like, maybe even better than, my pre-DAW mixes using actual hardware and tape. Once VintageWarmer came out, it became a fixture on my mix bus for many years, in addition to filling other roles.

[@MarkyGoldstein]

PSP always delivered good quality, at fair pricing with a well designed loyalty program