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Acustica Audio - Jade

acustica audio Jade 1

Inofficial: A versatile collection of hardware samplings. First plugin to introduce an Adaptive Latency channel strip. • EQs: (A) Maag Audio EQ4, (B) Focusrite Red 2 and a hybrid of a (C1) Kush Audio Clariphonic MKII (note the 34k shelf setting) and a (C2) Lindell 6x500. • Compressor: (D) compressor and (E) limiter are rumored to be a Crane Song STC-8. New for Jade 2 is a new preamp section. Possibly a Crane Song Spider.

acustica audio Jade 2

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The Master of Clarity and Shimmer

Jade 2 is a high-end suite inspired by modern American boutique hardware (heavily featuring the signature sounds of Maag Audio and rare Focusrite Blue units). It is the definitive choice for engineers who need a "high-definition" sound with incredible top-end clarity.

Key Features

  • Triple EQ Selection: * EQ A: Features the iconic Air-Band curves, allowing you to add breathtaking "shimmer" to vocals and masters without any harshness.

    • EQ B: A versatile, precise equalizer for clinical yet musical frequency management.

    • EQ C: Provides a slightly more "vintage" and weighted tone for tracks that need more body.

  • High-Performance Dynamics: The compressor is a discrete VCA design, offering transparent leveling and "invisible" control over peaks.

  • Boutique Preamp Section: Includes several sampled preamps that add a subtle, expensive-sounding harmonic "halo" to your audio.

  • Hyper-Engine Optimization: Delivers superior transient response and low CPU usage, making it a reliable workhorse for large sessions.

Best Used For

  • Vocals: To get that professional, "breathiness" and presence that makes a lead vocal sit on top of the mix.

  • Mastering: To open up a mix and add a final layer of clarity and stereo width.

  • Acoustic Guitars: Perfect for bringing out the detail and string definition without making the instrument sound thin.


Pro Tip: Use the Air-Band (EQ A) at 20 kHz or 40 kHz on your master bus. Even a subtle boost of 1-2 dB will open up the entire mix, making it sound more "expensive" and wide without messing with the mid-range balance.

 Company: Acustica Audio