Actually, every plug Korneff does is a winner. I like to mix with a kinda matrix of parallel and serial busses, bleeding things a lot, sending opposite instruments to different shared effects.

Especially when working with beats, ambient pads, and sequencers, I use Micro Digital Reverberator and The Echoleffe Tape Delay as tasty verb and delay FX, returning them through the A.I.P to tweak their tones. Then I like to set up Talkback Limiter on an effect send, set to strong to severe compression — smash ’n’ grab — all wet, then send small amounts of either dry instruments or their effects to the TL, adjusting the return level to taste!

The AIP is my new go-to for guitar processing and I’ve used it on every song I’ve mixed since it was released. Everything I need is right there in one place and it sounds fantastic. It’s so easy to dial in a great tone using the various tools in this powerful plugin. Do yourself a favor and pick this up!

Its hard to explain what 'Analog' feels like to an individual that may have only ever come into contact with plugins and starter interfaces. Analog in its best state solves multiple problems and encourages characteristics of the source tone in an unpredictable and musical way.

AIP is as close to that experience in a plugin as i've ever had in recent times. Its really enjoyable to be able to trust something and not have to over analyse (as can happen with some brands that aren't telling the whole truth)

AIP is a go to for encouraging tones into shapes we enjoy listening to.