Monthly Mixing, the Korean online magazine, recently published an in-depth review of Sonimus’s latest console emulation, T-Console, along with a captivating interview with Sonimus CEO Boris on the inspiration behind this unique plugin. Known for its commitment to providing valuable resources on recording and mixing, Monthly Mixing has shed light on what makes the T-Console, inspired by the 60s UA 610 tube console, a distinct addition to the Sonimus lineup.

Disclosure: This review was conducted with an NFR (Not For Release) license provided by Sonimus. There are no affiliate codes in the links within this article, and this is not a sponsored review.

A Rich Analog Sound

Monthly Mixing’s review dives into T-Console’s interface and features, designed to give users full control over gain staging, harmonic generation, and saturation levels. It highlights that while the N-Console and A-Console bring the punch of Neve and the clarity of API, respectively, T-Console introduces a warmer, fuller sound—perfect for achieving the analogue vibe cherished by producers. The standout feature? The TRIM AS DRIVE function, which allows extreme tube distortion effects, is ideal for adding character to drums or creating rich harmonic layers across a mix.

A New Standard for Console Emulation

Monthly Mixing emphasises on T-Console’s versatility. Whether applied subtly across individual tracks or as a powerful master bus tool, T-Console is crafted for every production level—from enhancing low-mid warmth to enabling transparent emulation or bold saturation effects.

“T-Console captures the essence of classic tube warmth in a plugin that’s easy to use but offers immense sonic depth—an indispensable tool for those looking to add true analog character to their digital mixes.”

The review goes deep into how T-Console achieves its distinctive sound through a combination of FAT mode for rich saturation, the PUSH function for unique clipping effects, and various controls that make it versatile enough for clean or intense processing. It also touches on frequency characteristics, highlighting a slight boost in the low-mid and high-mid ranges that enhances warmth and perceived volume. As Monthly Mixing put it, “The T-Console brings a new level of sonic depth and warmth to mixes, with options for both transparent emulation and bold analog character.”

Behind the Scenes with Sonimus´ CEO Boris

The article concludes with an interview with Boris revealing the journey to developing T-Console. The project evolved from the Sonimus team’s deep respect for the iconic tube console sound. Boris explains that T-Console breaks from Sonimus’s traditionally subtle approach, leaning into a “thick” sound profile that producers can shape with various modes, from clean gain to heavy saturation.

To dive into the full review and discover how T-Console can transform your mixes, head over to Monthly Mixing’s full review.