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The MORG he1 Black Friday deal from Evertone Project takes 40% off the HE1-69EQ EQ plugin, bringing it to $33.60 until Nov 30, 2026.
It is a mic preamp and EQ in one plugin. The maker says it captures the aggressive, musical character and the negative-charge drive of a vintage console channel.
The captures come from fully serviced, hand-picked hardware units that are in active commercial studio service. The maker says it models two distinct physical modules without artificial smoothing.
You can run either module on its own, or switch to PAIR mode. PAIR puts Module #1 on the left channel and Module #2 on the right, which gives an analog-style stereo spread built from two different units.
The gain dial copies the original stepped mic preamp control. It runs from -10 dB to -60 dB in 5 dB steps, with the period-accurate counter-clockwise gain staging of the hardware.
The low band is a single switch with two jobs. One setting boosts at 100, 200, 300 or 400 Hz. The other is a stepped cut filter at 50 Hz, from -3 to -15 dB.
The mid band is inductor-style, with a dedicated Boost/Cut switch. Pick from 700 Hz, 1 kHz, 1.4 kHz, 2 kHz, 2.8 kHz, 3.5 kHz, 4.5 kHz or 6 kHz.
The high band is a shelf fixed at 10 kHz. Set it to stepped mode in 2 dB steps, or switch to continuous (FREE) mode.
DRIVE is independent and adjusts harmonic density without a jump in volume, so you can add colour without re-gain-staging the track.
The SAT switch is separate. It models the hardware pushed into heavy distortion, for when you want the channel to bite rather than just thicken.
The maker positions the plugin for individual tracks and stereo busses, with punchy tone shaping and harmonic coloration.
Full mode runs at full computing quality. Lite mode is lighter on CPU, which helps when the track count climbs.
Yes. The MORG HE1-69EQ Black Friday deal from Evertone Project takes 40% off, bringing the EQ plugin to $33.60. The offer runs until Nov 30, 2026.
One plugin holds two hardware module captures with a PAIR mode, an 11-position stepped preamp gain, a dual-function low band, an 8-frequency mid EQ, a fixed 10 kHz high band, DRIVE and SAT controls, and Full and Lite modes.
PAIR mode assigns Module #1 to the left channel and Module #2 to the right. The two captures come from different physical units, which the maker says gives a true analog stereo spread.
Yes. You can toggle between Full computing quality and a lightweight Lite mode. Lite is there to conserve CPU on sessions with high track counts.
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