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Helios Hls. Helios Has Been Nominated for the 4th Round of Voting for Listing on The HLS is a faithful re-creation of the Helios console EQ and preamp, designed by Richard Swettenham and widely used on classic recordings made at London's Olympic Studios Working in close collaboration with legendary producer Eddie Kramer (Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, Rolling Stones), HLS Channel models the Helios down to the last detail.

I use the Helios 69 especially for layered synths or a synth bass btw Kramer HLS reproduces an input channel from the famous Helios console found in the Rolling Stones Mobile, while Kramer PIE is an attempt to recreate the vintage Pye compressor in software

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Harvard Law School provides unparalleled opportunities to study law with extraordinary colleagues in a rigorous, vibrant, and collaborative environment The Helios console at London's Olympic Studios was famous for fat bass, sweet saturation, and high-end presence But the HLS has no 300Hz setting for example and 300 vs 400 or 250 makes a difference of course

Helios HLS A Heavy Launch System 3 Months in development r. (In fact, we actually managed to get our hands on the Helios from the Rolling Stones mobile truck, which was used on a. Working in close collaboration with legendary producer Eddie Kramer (Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, Rolling Stones), HLS Channel models the Helios down to the last detail.

Waves Kramer HLS Channel Modeled Helios Console KHLSCHTDM B&H. Developed in association with producer/engineer Eddie Kramer, the HLS Channel was meticulously modeled on a Helios mixing console just like the one he used in historic sessions at London's Olympic Studios (In fact, Waves actually managed to get their hands on the Helios from the Rolling Stones mobile truck, which was used on a slew of classic recordings during the early '70s). The Kramer HLS Channel from Waves is a plug-in that models the microphone preamp and EQ section of a '60s Helios mixing console