Quantum Evolution V2 Filter Comparison Update

With the release of Quantum Evolution V2, we have redesigned the filters (bandwidth, RT60 Low, RT60 High) to provide an even closer emulation of the 1990s hardware.

The filters on the Quantum Evolution V1 were designed to emulate some characteristics of early analogue units. Due to the limited bandwidth of early 1980s hardware units, there was a rapid attenuation in frequency response from 8 kHz to 10 kHz. This resulted in a higher level of "decorrelation" and phase distortion of the signal than found in modern hardware. In V1, we attempted to capture some of these characteristics, while maintaining a full-bandwidth signal and modern sound. It is now possible to install V1 and V2 side-by-side to experience the best of both "sonic flavors."

[martijnvandongen]

Wow, this is really awesome. Thank you so much for the upgrade! Really appreciate it !

[JR-bnev]

I've never seen a reverb plugin as realistic as this one.

[st.thomas]

Sounds far closer to the hardware in V2-excellent work!

[gjb]

insane work, guys! incredible quality tool you've developed. congrats!

[GingerDrums]

Ive been lusting over a yardstick for years. This is just so exciting.

[ralphjamesmaier]

An amazing plugin just got amazinger! Thanks for the update!

[Jazz]

Love it. Any plans to make a hardware pedal version at a reasonable price unlike the quantec rack?

[MixedByDotRob]

Wow! Amazing sound! Thanks for the update!

[heavytronstudio]

It was great, now it is perfect. Thank you for the update.

[Pule]

this is much better (V2) and the reason to buy the plugin, thanks!

[김은호-il]

The sound is awesome. Did you ever think about something powered by GPU audio later on?

[samlench]

Wow really really impressive. I thought V1 was good but this is another level. Well done!

[harryolive]

you've done a good job on V2. But I miss the ducking feature based on transients or gain. Someone posted also an option to mid/side intensity settings.. but anyway the ducking option is really a must nowadays. I didn't talk from dis harmonic suppression or other creepy programming features. .'-)