![]() Initial transients are more likely to come through loudly, followed by heavy compression curve sometimes described as having a sucking' effect as the compressor releases. ![]() All-buttons-in compression is typically characterized by having a very aggressive compression ratio, attack and release curves that are more drastic plateaus opposed to gentler slopes, and more audible distortion or overdrive' on the signal. The resulting compression curve is aggressive and unmistakably unique, and can be heard on the drum tracks of many classic recordings. Originally an accident due to the mechanical nature of the interconnected latching switches, this mode is reproduced by pushing in all four ratio buttons simultaneously and getting them to latch. The Warm Audio WA76 Compressor can reproduce the classic effect known as √ll Buttons In' mode, sometimes also referred to as ∛ritish Mode' or the ∟our Button Trick'. We've used all discrete, through-hole components, high quality CineMag input and output transformers, and a class A circuit that stays true to the legacy design. We have faithfully reproduced the circuitry of the revision D, generally considered one of the best and most popular among the different versions made over the years. Premium Components in every Warm Audio product. Warm Audio's goal was to make a compressor of this pedigree affordable for the first time, without compromising the quality and design parameters that make this type of compressor so desirable. Engineers have craved the ultra-fast attack time and trademark sound of the '76 for decades, and now it is finally affordable! ![]() The classic '76 was a major breakthrough in limiter technology, and used on hundreds of hit records since its inception. ![]() The Warm Audio WA76 Compressor is a modern reproduction of the Classic '76 Revision D and features a fully discrete signal path and uses the original Reichenbach Engineering's (now CineMag) transformer design. ![]()
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