Vintage NV-8068 Console (GENESIS)

AnalogX – Vintage NV-8068 Console Emulations (GENESIS)

Exclusive to Genesis | Modelled at 48k | Powered by our HQ 2 Technology

IMPORTANT - Requires GENESIS v2.1.0 or higher for True Stereo profiles to load and for the emulations to run on GPU

The Ultimate Vintage British Console Collection

Bring the depth, weight and unmistakable authority of a revered late 1970s British recording console into Genesis. The AnalogX Vintage NV-8068 Console collection gives you a complete console workflow: individually voiced channel paths, group-bus colour and master-bus emulations, all created in our highest-quality HQ 2 format.

This is the collection for building a console across an entire mix. Use the individual channels to give tracks their own subtle personality, feed groups through the dedicated bus profiles for cohesion, then finish through the master-bus emulations for width, depth and the unmistakable sense of a finished record.

What’s Inside

This expansion includes individually modelled console channels, group-bus emulations, mono Left, Right and True Stereo master-bus profiles.

Channel emulations

• 8068_Console_CH3_HIGH_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH3_LOW_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH3_MED_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH4_HIGH_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH4_LOW_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH4_MED_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH5_HIGH_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH5_LOW_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH5_MED_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH6_HIGH_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH6_LOW_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH6_MED_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH7_HIGH_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH7_LOW_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH7_MED_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH8_HIGH_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH8_LOW_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH8_MED_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH9_HIGH_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH9_LOW_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH9_MED_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH10_HIGH_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH10_LOW_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH10_MED_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH11_HIGH_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH11_LOW_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH11_MED_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH12_HIGH_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH12_LOW_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH12_MED_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH13_HIGH_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH13_LOW_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH13_MED_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH14_HIGH_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH14_LOW_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_CH14_MED_HQ_v2.gen

Group-bus emulations

• 8068_Console_Group_HIGH_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_Group_LOW_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_Group_MED_HQ_v2.gen

Master-bus emulations

• 8068_Console_MasterBus_(LEFT)_HIGH_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_MasterBus_(LEFT)_LOW_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_MasterBus_(LEFT)_MAX_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_MasterBus_(LEFT)_MEDIUM_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_MasterBus_(RIGHT)_HIGH_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_MasterBus_(RIGHT)_LOW_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_MasterBus_(RIGHT)_MAX_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_MasterBus_(RIGHT)_MEDIUM_HQ_v2.gen
• 8068_Console_MasterBus_HIGH_HQ_v2 (Stereo).gen
• 8068_Console_MasterBus_LOW_HQ_v2 (Stereo).gen
• 8068_Console_MasterBus_MAX_HQ_v2 (Stereo).gen
• 8068_Console_MasterBus_MEDIUM_HQ_v2 (Stereo).gen

The Low, Medium, High and Max variants let you tailor how much console density, harmonic colour and transformer-style weight you bring to a source. Use the matched Left and Right files for separate mono channels, or load the True Stereo master-bus versions for an instant full-width console finish.

A Brief History

The console that inspired this collection belongs to the celebrated late-1970s British in-line console era. Introduced during 1976–77, this generation combined large-format recording capability with an in-line monitoring workflow that made complex sessions faster and more practical.

Its channel design developed the musical preamp and EQ philosophy that had already become a studio standard, adding broader tone-shaping flexibility while retaining the weight, forward midrange and controlled top end associated with classic British console recordings. These desks became prized not simply for individual channels, but for the cumulative effect of routing an entire production through their channel, group and master stages.

That cumulative character is the point of this Genesis expansion: subtle variation across tracks, controlled density through groups, and a master-bus finish that ties the whole mix together.

Why It Stands Out

• A complete vintage-console workflow inside Genesis
• Individually voiced channel emulations for natural mix variation
• Dedicated group-bus profiles for cohesion and density
• Left, Right and True Stereo master-bus options
• HQ 2 Technology for maximum harmonic and dynamic detail
• Ideal for building depth, width, weight and analogue-style mix glue
• A must-have foundation collection for Genesis users

How to Use It in Genesis

Click CAL to ensure the input is calibrated correctly in Genesis. Start with the Red Drive at the 12 o’clock position, back it off for cleaner console tone or increase it for more colour, density and harmonic weight.

For a full console workflow, place individual channel emulations across tracks, use a Group profile on buses, then finish the mix through a True Stereo MasterBus profile.

Pricing & Format

Price: £30
Format: .gen (Genesis exclusive)
Availability: Download now via the AnalogX store

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