The Fairchild 670, the Pultec EQP-1A, and the Pultec MEQ-5 are among the most sought-after pieces of gear in audio history. Jack Joseph Puig is among the most sought-after producers and mixing engineers in the music industry. When JJP requires the perfect sound, he turns to these studio legends. Now, Waves has precision-modeled these rare pieces and captured every detail of their rich harmonic complexity in one bundle.
Puigchild 660&670
Throughout the vinyl era, the original Fairchild 670 compressor was ubiquitous: From the recording studio to the record lathe, the Fairchild was renowned for its advanced compression techniques and incomparable sound. We’ve captured every distinctive nuance of Jack Joseph Puig’s Fairchild 670 along with every detail of its rich harmonic complexity.
Features:
Lateral Vertical Mode (MS Compression) for Optimal Stereo Imaging
Linked & Unlinked Modes
Digidesign Icon Support
Up to 24bit, 192kHz Resolution
Mono and Stereo Components
Supports TDM, RTAS, VST, AU
PC and Mac Compatible
Puigtec EQP-1A
The Pultec EQP-1A is renowned for its unique ability to boost and cut the same frequencies simultaneously, thereby creating a resonant shelf. The PuigTec EQP-1A is a remarkable replication of Jack Joseph Puig’s original hand-crafted unit, heard on dozens of popular recordings from artists including Weezer, Black Crowes, and Panic At The Disco.
Features:
Unique resonant low shelf boost
Digidesign Icon support
Up to 24bit, 96kHz resolution
Mono and Stereo components
Supports TDM, RTAS, VST, AU
PC and Mac compatible
PuigTec MEQ-5
The distinctive tonal characteristics of the MEQ-5 have made the original Pultec hardware a mainstay at high-end studios for decades. The midrange PuigTec MEQ-5 and the broadband PuigTec EQP-1A together comprise a full range vintage EQ chain.
Features:
Midrange complement to EQP-1A
Digidesign Icon support
Up to 24bit, 96kHz resolution
Mono and Stereo components
Supports TDM, RTAS, VST, AU
PC and Mac compatible
About The JJP Collection
The JJP Collection is the result of an ongoing Waves research and development project that has lasted over 3 years.
Fairchild compressors are among the very rarest pieces of recording gear; it’s rumored that less than 50 were originally manufactured. One of the first things Waves discovered when testing Fairchilds is that each model sounds different. In fact, even within the same stereo module, each channel can sound and behave differently! Only a few fortunate studios in the world have multiple units, with the opportunity to compare the subtle differences between them. And so, their quest for the best sounding Fairchild led them to producer/mixing engineer Jack Joseph Puig, well-known in audio circles for his enviable collection of hard-to-find gear.
Jack loaned Waves his very best sounding unit, and they painstakingly analyzed and modeled its every attribute, replicating its sound and behavior to the point where the software was virtually indistinguishable from hardware. Jack was an indispensable part of the development process, greatly assisting the Waves team by testing and fine tuning the software models of his hardware, as well as contributing an extensive library of his personal presets.
So when you fire up the PuigChild, it’s almost as if you were working together with Jack Joseph Puig in Ocean Way studios. Better yet, it’s as if he loaned you a Fairchild. And not just any Fairchild; his BEST Fairchild.
Technical Info
System Requirements:
PC
WinXP 32-bit SP2, Vista Business 32-bit, Vista Ultimate 32-bit
Intel Pentium 4 2.8GHz / AMD Athlon 64 or equivalent
RAM 1 GB on XP, 2 GB on Vista
Screen Resolution 1024x768 32-bit
Mac
OS X 10.4.11, OS X 10.5.1, OS X 10.5.2
G5 Dual 2Ghz
RAM 1 GB
Screen Resolution 1024x768
Intel-based Mac
OS-X 10.4.11, OS-X 10.5.1, OS-X 10.5.2
Core Duo 1.83Ghz
RAM 1 GB
Screen Resolution 1024x768
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