Meet Purafied 5420—a dual-engine harmonic tone generator that delivers true analog energy. It’s designed to make your tracks smoother, richer, and more energetic without having to use a thousand inserts or pretend you enjoy calibrating tape machines.
Smooth peaks, steep valleys, no paranoia.
You don’t need another plugin that “warms up” your sound. You need feeling. Lift. Glue that makes your mix breathe, as if it were recorded on real hardware and mastered by someone who cares. Meet Purafied 5420—a dual-engine harmonic tone processor that will make your tracks smoother, richer, and more energetic without the need for a thousand inserts or pretending to enjoy calibrating tape machines.
This isn’t just another “vintage warmth emulator” or some trendy casserole dished up online these days. This is pure analog energy: depth, richness, and harmonics that make your mix sound rich, not overcooked. Two harmonic engines separate the lows and highs with natural control: 15 IPS for a tight, grounded sound or 30 IPS for an open, sparkling sound. Independent THD for each band, automatic gain that actually works, and a workflow calibrated to taste, not test tones.
Mix it up, break the connection, break the rules, and then break the rules you just broke. We don’t judge. The 5420 doesn’t create the feel of a recording, it creates an experience.
Why 5420?
Most recording plugins repeat the same flawed approach.
Pick an instrument, copy its nonlinearities, sell the warmth and nostalgia, and hope people don’t notice the muddy highs and lows.
The magic of tape has never been about the “machine.” It lies in the fact that tape responds differently to low and high frequencies. All other tape plugins treat the spectrum as a single whole.
The 5420 essentially replicates the dual response of tape. One harmonic engine for the low frequencies. The other for the high frequencies. Independent, musical, and responsive. This is why the 5420 delivers a coherence that no other “tape emulation” can match.
