Lane Lindell

The 100% Lindell Bundle gives you the complete collection of Lindell’s plugins, from his stellar emulation of the classic Neve® 2254E™ limiter, to the Pultec inspired sweetness of the PEX-500 EQ, to the FET based “76” style compression of the 7X-500 limiter. Never before has there been a plugin bundle that delivered so much authentic vintage tone.

The 100% Lindell Bundle gives you the complete collection of Lindell’s plugins, from his stellar emulation of the classic Neve® 2254E™ limiter, to the Pultec inspired sweetness of the PEX-500 EQ, to the FET based “76” style compression of the 7X-500 limiter. Never before has there been a plugin bundle that delivered so much authentic vintage tone.

Lindell Plugins is proud to bring you their exacting emulation of the original 1073/1084/ 2254 and 1272 line amplifier module into your DAW. One of the classic hand-wired mixing consoles made by Neve Electronics, the 8028 is a truly magical desk on which countless seminal records have been cut in the last 30 years; think Queen, David Bowie, Nirvana, Red Hot Chilli Peppers and Slipknot – the sound of this analog legend is nothing short of extraordinary.

Engineered by Zach Anderson, of the American/Swedish band Blues Pills, Jesper Lindell's enticing debut album 'Everyday Dreams' is a clever mixture of rock, folk, blues and soul, performed by a 26 year old musician in love with classic pop, Stax-Volt R&B, and that old time rock & roll. Hailing from a small town near Stockholm in Sweden, and gifted with an amazing soulful voice, guitarist/pianist/songwriter Jesper Lindell delivers an intimate album that could have been recorded in the late sixties. This is modern classic rock music, and hearts full of soul will fall in love.

There’s a tight and powerful sound to API consoles, preamps, and EQs that have made them some of the world’s favorites for creating professional-sounding drums, guitars, synths, and more with attitude and presence. Thanks to Brainworx’s patented Tolerance Modeling Technology* (TMT), you can now access the most convincing model of these classic consoles ever, including the slight channel-to-channel variances in the values of their analog components.

For some time, hardware equalizers had to each be developed with a specific purpose in mind, requiring engineers to combine different EQ types in one signal chain in order to achieve the frequency response they needed on any given source. They would have to accept the necessary evil of the resulting phase and intermodulation distortion when treating these sounds. When released in 1961, the Klein & Hummel UE-100 Universal Equalizer changed all that.

There’s a tight and powerful sound to API consoles, preamps, and EQs that have made them some of the world’s favorites for creating professional-sounding drums, guitars, synths, and more with attitude and presence. Thanks to Brainworx’s patented Tolerance Modeling Technology* (TMT), you can now access the most convincing model of these classic consoles ever, including the slight channel-to-channel variances in the values of their analog components.