Year/Date of Release : 11/24/23
Developer : Acustica Audio.
Developer’s website : Acustica Audio
Format : VST, VST3, AAX.
Bit capacity : 64bit
Tablet : Cured [R2R]
System requirements : WIN 10+
Description :
Amber 3 is an accurate reproduction of the original Class A optical compressor,
as well as a redesigned version of the iconic equalizer and preamplifier created by the famous American company.
Peculiarities
Class A Legend :
The Amber compressor is a faithful reproduction of the original Class A opto compressor made in the USA. We have made every effort to preserve the distinctive features of the original hardware unit, as well as its transparent musicality.
Amber 3 Equalizer :
Available in both mono and stereo – Both versions have the same controls, but Amber EQ
Stereo has additional features that make your workflow easier.
Amber 3 Pre :
Includes multiple ultra-reliable preamps that gently warm up your sound, just like the corresponding real circuits on the original equipment. (Also available inside the channel strip).
About Repack :
All files were taken from the Acustica Audio release from R2R and repackaged as an installer to facilitate installation/removal and save hard drive space.
All credit goes to R2R
If you are skeptical about repacks, you can follow the original RELEASE .
Acustica plugins require installation:
>>> Acustica Framwork <<<
Hello R2R! I Have a few questions for you regarding installation of framework for the Amber 3 stuff. In this post (right above here) you’re saying that “Acustica plugins require installation of the Acustica Framwork” …and pointing to a magnet link where I can choose The Official one (21Mb) or the R2R version (232Mb!) they’re told to do more or less the same, but why the HUGE difference in size? I figured it was ok to pick the R2R version (I trust you guys), so I went on to do just that – but the R2R installer started by flashing this dialog:
“The program will install the MicrosoftIntel Runtime and set the
path to the Enviromental Variables for you – Agree to continue.”
I aborted. Say, what does “MicrosoftIntel Runtime” do? …and why am I being warned? I would like to be able to back out at some point, without the need to flush the drive and do a full OS re-install etc …can I do that?
…I forgot to say that I’m on Windows 10 – sorry!