Harrison Consoles’ release Version 2.0 of their AVA Series – Promo price of $29 continues

Harrison Consoles have updated their AVA Mastering EQ, AVA LegacyQ Equalizer and AVA De-Esser plug-ins to version 2.0 and they are available on promo for only $29 each!

Get Harrison Consoles AVA plug-ins for ONLY $29

About Version 2.0 of the AVA Series:
Harrison has updated all 3 AVA plugins with new spectrum-display features.
AVA LegacyQ Equalizer

LegacyQ has a new “Output Trim” knob.
The LegacyQ RTA Analyzer has a new “scroll” selection which provides a scrolling spectrogram of your sound.  You can identify drum hits, find the perfect cutoff frequency for your vocals, or minimize finger squeaks.

AVA De-Esser

The AVA De-Esser has a “scroll” feature just like the LegacyQ, but it also has a new “bar” analyzer which helps you identify and eliminate harsh sibilance.

AVA Mastering EQ

The AVA Mastering EQ’s RTA has 3 display modes:  Graph, Scroll, and “Lightning”.
Lightning Mode is an innovative new display method that shows an averaged value for the RTA curve, and it simultaneously shows the peaks in your signal with brighter+bolder sections of the curve.

AVA Mastering EQ
Everyone needs a mastering EQ. As the final step of the production chain, the mastering EQ provides a chance to tweak the tone of the mix after you’ve established a relative balance for the individual instruments. The AVA Mastering EQ features a revolutionary filter shape that is explicitly designed for mastering your tracks.
AVA LegacyQ Equalizer
The AVA LegacyQ is a plug-in version of Harrison’s original MPC digital equalizer, it began life as a digitally-controlled analog circuit and was later adapted to digital while being used in ultra high-end post & film facilities worldwide.
AVA De-Esser
The AVA De-Esser is the latest implementation of Harrison’s renowned De-Esser algorithm, used in ultra high-end post & film facilities worldwide. Now in the fourth generation, the Harrison De-Esser algorithm has been continuously tweaked by their customers in high-end studios around the world.