Rave Generation Sonic Sweep 2 v1.1.7 Incl. Keygen [WiN/OSX]

February 18, 2026 0

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Rave Generation Sonic Sweep 2 v1.1.7

The next generation console channel & bus processor inspired by the classic 8 bus console lineage. Three independent sweepable channels, a musical parallel/serial blend engine and deep analog modelling help you sculpt vibrant, mix ready sound faster than ever.

KEY FEATURES
• Tri‑channel EQ strip
With fully parametric Hi‑Mid (variable Bandwidth 3 – 1⁄12 oct, 500 Hz – 18 kHz), enhanced sweepable Lo‑Mid with variable bandwidth (45 Hz – 3 kHz), dedicated 12 kHz / 80 Hz shelves and a variable 18 dB/oct Tchebychev low cut (25–125 Hz).
• Authentic analog behaviour
Input transformers, soft‑clip fader amps, console age asymmetric distortion, calibrated wide‑band console hiss and authentic NJM4560 op‑amp slew rate modelling can be dialled in per taste.
• Parallel <> Serial engine
Continuously morph between pure serial processing and true parallel summing with equal‑power cross‑fade.
• Variable EQ resolution
Switchable X2 Gain (±15 dB → ±30 dB) and X2 Freq (3 kHz → 6 kHz).
• Selectable Quality mode
ECO (1×, zero latency), NORMAL (2× oversampling) and HIGH (4× oversampling) with Kaiser‑windowed FIR anti‑alias filtering for pristine, alias‑free saturation.
• Clip indicators
On each channel output and master bus. CPU‑optimised biquadratic filters throughout.
• Shared Hi/Lo shelves
Applied post‑blend to maintain phase‑coherence across all routing modes for cohesive tone.
• Living console noise
With authentic drift, hum and random wandering for that “breathing” analog vibe.
• Console Age modelling
Variable asymmetric distortion (0–100 %) simulating the harmonic shift that develops in analog consoles over years of use.
• Smart shelf protection
Automatically engages when driving GAIN IN hard, preventing digital artifacts at extreme settings.
• Console‑authentic signal flow
Low‑cuts before routing split prevent phase issues; post‑fader mutes preserve noise floor.
• Channel tolerance modelling
Subtle per‑channel and left/right component variations in frequency, gain and Q — just like a real console.