Products from Antelope Audio

NEU-W495 is a mastering-grade EQ modelled on one of Germany’s finest broadcast equalisers, renowned for its clarity, precision and tonal balance. NEU-W495 captures the sophisticated character of the original 1970s module, combining transparent high-end detail with the thick, musical low end that defines vintage analogue tone. Selectable frequency points for each band and...

Opto 2A models the tube optical compressor first introduced in broadcast and recording studios in the 1960s, valued ever since for its exceptionally warm sound and delicate compression. With only Gain and Peak Reduction knobs, Opto 2A is exceedingly simple to control, and a switch turns the compressor into a limiter. At its heart is the T4 optical attenuator, whose two-stage...

VEQ-1A recreates a two-band tube EQ that has been a studio staple for over 60 years, prized for its massive analogue bass and silky smooth high end. VEQ-1A gives you flexible control over the low and high end, with low shelving and broad-bandwidth peak control. Its special feature is the simultaneous boost and cut of the same frequency – the so-called Pultec EQ trick – which...

VEQ-432C is a software recreation of the 1960s parametric EQ that became the gold standard for mastering, equally at home on the mix bus and on individual tracks. At first VEQ-432C sounds subtle, without any obvious drive, but the more you work with its intuitive controls, the more you hear the particular, pleasant character it adds to your audio. Like a top-end mastering...

ALT-436C is a software recreation of a late-1950s single-channel vari-mu compressor, loved by pop producers for its ability to enhance vocals and bass guitars. The analogue components and vari-mu design of the original were precisely measured, captured and recreated natively, resulting in a very musical and distinctive sound. ALT-436C makes bass guitars and vocals stand out...

VEQ-4K Black is a vintage four-band EQ originally found on the channel strips of iconic British consoles of the 1980s. The black version is likely the most popular variant of this EQ module and was designed following the recommendations of many of the world’s top audio engineers. It offers a louder EQ with ±18 dB of cut and boost and a steeper high-pass slope of 18 dB, and...

VEQ-4K Brown is a faithful recreation of the four-band EQ module from the channel strips of game-changing British consoles of the 1980s. The brown version is based on the first model in this legendary line of console EQ modules. Its four bands give you precise control over the frequency range, with a sweepable mid Q, and both the high and low bands can be switched between...

VEQ-4K Orange recreates a rare Japan-exclusive revision of the four-band channel strip EQ module from the legendary British console of the 1980s. The orange version is a rare Japanese variation of the original brown model and a hardware rarity with a sound of its own. It sounds very close to a Pultec EQ and is still in high demand for its clean sound and controls that...

VEQ-4K Pink is a faithful recreation of the late-1980s revision of the four-band channel strip EQ module from a game-changing British console of that era. The hardware original behind the pink version was introduced in the late 1980s and featured proportional gain settings as well as HF and LF shelving with its signature dip and bump combination right before the shelf boost...

VEQ-55A is a versatile three-band EQ that delivers edge and energy to any instrument or audio source. The hardware original that inspired VEQ-55A dates back to the late 1960s and became the standard EQ module of one of the most iconic mixing consoles for rock music in the early 1970s. It provides reciprocal equalisation at five fixed frequency points per band, boosting or...

VEQ-55B is a four-band EQ based on legendary analogue hardware from the 1960s and 1970s that adds rich analogue character to your productions. As a more modern revision of the classic console EQ module, VEQ-55B offers four separate bands with up to 12 dB of boost or cut and an expanded selection of fixed frequency positions, and the high and low bands can be switched between...

VEQ-56 is a ten-band graphic EQ from a line of US mixing desks of the 1960s and 1970s, known for its high headroom, consistency, ease of use and trademark American sound. VEQ-56 is a surgical graphic EQ that feels both musical and corrective. Its distinctive automatic Q adjustment widens the filter bandwidth at lower amounts of boost or cut and narrows it at higher ones,...