In this video brought to you with the support of Harrison Julian demonstrates just how quickly you can get great results with the new 32C Channel Strip.

Harrison’s recent AVA plugins such as Drum Flow, Bass Flow and Vocal Flow have had been designed for distinctly different sources but they have all shared two elements which made them very impressive in use: The carefully designed system of solos, audition points and bypass switches which made judging the individual contribution of each section so easy, and the 32C EQ.

With the 32C Channel Harrison have created a general purpose channel strip plugin which offers the useability of the various Flow plugins which echoes the classic Series 32 consoles of the 70s from which this EQ is descended. Combined with a simple but effective compressor, a filter section and a master section with trims controls and a big VU style meter, the 32C is just about everything you need to get 90 percent of your mix done.

In this video Julian Rodgers demonstrates how quick the two knob, proportional EQ of the 32C is in practice. He highlights the differences between the three compressor modes and shows each mode in use on appropriate material and shows other nice touches like the Bump feature in the filter section and the latching/momentary operation of the audition system.

For a limited time Harrison’s 32C Channel is available at a reduced introductory price of $49.