• Record in real-time using the Liverpool with any DAW and interface
• Use it when mixing to bring your production to the next level
• Heal damaged mid-range and add character to sterile digital recordings
• Make any track in your session richer, fatter, and rounder
• Use Hold Recovery for more musical and forgiving high-gain reduction
• Bypass compression using C and drive the Input for lush vintage color

Much like its vintage predecessors, this compressor can handle high gain reduction, whilst preserving sound quality without introducing any unwanted artifacts, pumping, or unpleasant distortion. Its forgiving qualities make it almost impossible for Liverpool to produce bad or destructive results with any source material.

This is the perfect choice for healing even the most damaged and poorly recorded mid-range instruments and vocals with its incredibly sweet, round, and warm processing. Its lush smoothening effect even at high gain reduction will immerse any track in your mix whilst enriching its mid-range and thickening its low-end.

Its specially designed controls make Liverpool one of the most versatile and flexible Vari-Mu designs ever built. You can add grit and character to any source without engaging any dynamic processing, or lush smoothening and fat rounding by dialing in heavy compression.

At the hay day of Vari-Mu compressors, the now revered Altec 436C was an affordable alternative to the Fairchild 670. Its elegant circuit simplicity made it an easily modifiable piece, which engineers around the globe were modifying to suit their own needs.

As a tribute to those engineers from the 60s, the Seattle-based Grove Hill Audio has re-created the original 436C circuit and has modified it with some of the most desirable features and mods over the years for a truly unique tone-shaping beast that is characterful yet not overly colored. The Liverpool may be the last 436C mod you’ll ever need.

Antelope Audio deconstructed one of Grove Hill Audio’s Liverpool compressors, carefully analyzed every single component, and recreated it in a digital form. They used the original blueprints for the hardware to assemble this Liverpool effect emulation and through rigorous testing and fine-tuning, were able to finally create the only true plugin emulation of this unique dynamics processor.

Mac:

• Apple Mac 2015 or newer, with Intel or Apple Silicon processor
• Minimum: Mac OS X 10.14 Mojave (Recommended 11 Big Sur or higher)
• Memory (RAM): 8 GB minimum (16 GB or more recommended)

Windows:

• Windows 10/11 (64-bit) with latest Microsoft Updates
• Memory (RAM): 8 GB minimum (16 GB or more recommended)
• CPU: Minimum Intel Core i3™ or AMD Ryzen 1000 (Higher recommended)

Additional:

• Stable internet connection is required to download and authorise the plugins.
• A free iLok account is required, with iLok Cloud or iLok USB (2nd gen or higher)
• *A physical iLok dongle is NOT required to activate this product