Abbey Road Studios in London played a pivotal role in the music revolution of the 1960s, shaping the sound of iconic artists such as The Beatles, Pink Floyd, and The Hollies. At the core of this transformation were the REDD consoles, custom-built in-house by the studio's Record Engineering Development Department. These consoles are celebrated for their smooth equalization curves, warm tonal character, and rich stereo imaging, qualities that have left a lasting impact on music production.

This plugin collection faithfully captures the unique color, character, and tonal intricacies of the original REDD consoles, including the REDD.17 still housed at Abbey Road and the REDD.37 owned by Lenny Kravitz. By recreating these legendary desks, the plugins provide music producers with the depth, dimension, and warmth that defined the classic British sound of the 1960s.

Offering continuous EQ controls and multiple channel configurations, these plugins allow precise tonal shaping with settings that emulate vintage amplifier types and microphone compensation techniques. Users can select between different EQ styles to tailor the treble and bass response, adjust drive for varying degrees of signal saturation, and incorporate analog noise and hum for authentic vintage character. The inclusion of stereo processing and detailed metering further enhances the mixing experience, making these plugins powerful tools for capturing the essence of a historic sound.