A Classic Pultec-Style EQ Plugin
To make PSP NobleQ a versatile tool, PSP Audioware added several modern features such as an adjustable high pass filter, and the ability to switch the high peak and shelf filters to “Boost” or “Attenuation” modes.
The warm and musical sound in PSP NobleQ is made possible thanks to its finest processing utilizing FAT double sampling for natural, analog-like response. PSP Audioware also added an output valve-like rounding algorithm with adjustable processing depth.
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A Wealth Of Controls To Help Dial In That Classic EQ Sound
Controls
PSP NobleQ’s control layout is a bit unusual, which reflects the unique concept of this equalizer. This means that you’ll want to understand how PSP Audioware conceived this plugin in order to get more comfortable with its operation.
- Valve/Clear/Off switch: Set this switch to Valve or Clear to engage all the filters.
- Valve level screwpot: Use this micro knob to set the depth of valve processing.
- Output: This knob adjusts the global output level.
- HPF Freq knob: This knob selects the cut-off frequency for the high pass filter.
- HPF On/Off switch: Click on this switch to engage or disengage high pass filter.
- Low Shelf Freq knob: This knob selects the cut-off frequency for both low shelf filters.
- Low Shelf Boost knob: Use this knob to control the amount of low shelf boost.
- Low Shelf On/Off switch: Click on this switch to engage or disengage the low shelf section.
- Low Shelf Atten knob: Use this knob to set up the amount of low shelf attenuation.
- High Peak Freq: This knob selects the middle frequency of the peaking filter.
- High Peak Gain knob: Use this knob to control the amount of boost or attenuation of the peaking filter.
- High Peak Boost/Atten switch: This three state switch controls the operation mode of the peaking filter.
- Width knob: This knob sets up the band width of the peaking filter.
- High Shelf Freq: Use this knob to select the high shelf cut-off frequency.
- High Shelf Gain knob: Use this knob to control the amount of boost or attenuation of the Shelving filter.
- High Shelf Gain knob: Use this knob to control the amount of boost or attenuation of the Shelving filter.
- High Shelf Boost/Atten switch: This three state switch controls the operation mode of the high shelf filter.
PSP NobleQex is an extended version of the PSP NobleQ. It offers all the features of PSP NobleQ combined with an extra middle bell filter and an adjustable low-shelf dip frequency shift.
GUI Resizing
You can resize the plugin interface by just dragging the right bottom corner of the plugin to any size you like.
About Screen
This screen gives you access to the User Manual, lets you turn Hints on or off, contains your authorization details, as well as the version number of the plugin.
For more information on these functions see the User Manual HERE.
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What Can I Do With “PSP NobleQ”?
Meticulously designed to recreate the classic sound of a Pultec-Style EQ Unit, “PSP NobleQ” offers 27 presets and a wealth of controls that allow you to fine tune your mixes. This plugin is ideal for use on:
- Guitars
- Drums
- Vocals
- Keyboards
Still not convinced? Try the Demo HERE (requires PSP account).
Note: Please be aware you will be required to visit an external website in order to create an account, redeem and download your product. We do not host the download at VSTBuzz.
"PSP NobleQ" by PSP Audioware
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- Recreate The Sound Of A Classic Hardware Spring Reverb Unit!
- Valve/Clear/Off switch: Set this switch to Valve or Clear to engage all the filters.
- Valve level screwpot: Use this micro knob to set the depth of valve processing.
- Output: This knob adjusts the global output level.
- HPF Freq knob: This knob selects the cut-off frequency for the high pass filter.
- HPF On/Off switch: Click on this switch to engage or disengage high pass filter.
- Low Shelf Freq knob: This knob selects the cut-off frequency for both low shelf filters.
- Low Shelf Boost knob: Use this knob to control the amount of low shelf boost.
- Low Shelf On/Off switch: Click on this switch to engage or disengage the low shelf section.
- Low Shelf Atten knob: Use this knob to set up the amount of low shelf attenuation.
- High Peak Freq: This knob selects the middle frequency of the peaking filter.
- High Peak Gain knob: Use this knob to control the amount of boost or attenuation of the peaking filter.
- High Peak Boost/Atten switch: This three state switch controls the operation mode of the peaking filter.
- Width knob: This knob sets up the band width of the peaking filter.
- High Shelf Freq: Use this knob to select the high shelf cut-off frequency.
- High Shelf Gain knob: Use this knob to control the amount of boost or attenuation of the Shelving filter.
- High Shelf Gain knob: Use this knob to control the amount of boost or attenuation of the Shelving filter.
- High Shelf Boost/Atten switch: This three state switch controls the operation mode of the high shelf filter.
- SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
- PC – Windows 7 – Windows 11
- 64-bit VST2/VST3 compatible application
- AAX – 64-bit Pro Tools 11, 12 or Pro Tools HD 11, 12 or Pro Tools Ultimate
- macOS Intel or macOS Silicon compatible
- macOS 10.10 – macOS 12.01 Monterey – 64-bit AudioUnit, 64-bit VST3
- All DAWs – The latest iLok License Manager application installed
- Note: Please be aware you will be required to visit an external website in order to create an account, redeem and download your product. We do not host the download at VSTBuzz.
- A Classic Spring Reverb Sound that is perfect for Guitars, Drums, Vocals and much more!
What People Think About 70% off “PSP NobleQ” by PSP Audioware
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"Sonically, these two equalisers are amongst the best and most 'analogue‑sounding' EQ plugins I've used to date, and I'd have no hesitation in using them for mastering, as well as track and group processing when mixing. If you need EQ that can polish as well as add weight and finesse to your mixes, this pair of plugins from PSP will take a lot of beating."
Sound On Sound
Music Industry Blog
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"Once again (as is common on many of their plugins) PSP takes a theme and reinvent for the 21st century - they add features that extend this sonic master into a new direction for example: the tiny little knob next to the VALVE switch - never before has such an un assuming little control yielded to much VIBE try it on bass SUPERRRRB; the shelf frequency is a must for drum over head mics - I'm a fan of shelf EQ especially when you need something to GLISSEN and shine in a mix - here you can select the shelf Freq - id imagine this would be VERY costly to implement on hardware. I LOVE IT - that and vintage warmer and you set to go."
Steve Levine
Grammy Winning Producer - The Clash, Culture Club, Beach Boys, Motorhead, Ziggy Marley
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"With the release of PSP NobleQ, I now have all the eq I need to mix anything-all within the PSP family. PSP NobleQ is a perfect example of how PSP just gets it. As with most of their products, NobleQ is exactly what a mixer would ask for. Unlike those extremely annoying modeled plug ins which have the same shortcomings and flaws the original hardware has, Noble combines the best of both worlds. They focus on nailing the vibe of our favorite gear while in many ways actually improving upon it without getting bogged down with trying to create an exact copy. The result is a range of tools that are uniquely PSP. I'm loving this eq and it will certainly be a major component in my mixes from now on."
Count
Tycho, DJ Shadow, Radiohead, No Doubt, Galactic, Mavis Staples, The Revivalists...
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"A Pultec-style EQ is always good to have in your bag of mixing tricks, and this one is all that and more. If you're in the market for an analogue-style EQ, you should check this one out even if you've already got a Pultec-alike, since this one goes beyond the limited vintage design."
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