The phrase "analogue effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of effect that mimics or resembles the characteristics of analogue technology or processes, often in the context of audio or visual media.
Example: "The film used an analogue effect to give it a vintage look, reminiscent of classic movies from the 1970s."
Alternatives: "analog effect" or "vintage effect".
Caramel was one of the most rock'n'roll songs in Cluster's oeuvre, and one that dispensed with the usual conventions of a rock'n'roll band – relying instead on an Elka drum machine, an organ and various analogue effects.
So the original sound is just the palette, the kernal of where that engine comes from – we have to do a lot of work on our own to create the assets to fill that out". Now, of course, the team has replaced analogue effects and tape spools with the audio workstation, Pro Tools, and endless plug-ins to provide weird digital effects.
The dusty, beaten-up visual design, done on a budget with sets and props improvised in real Tunisian desert dwellings, the costumes recycled from old studio horror films, add depth and charm to the space-opera milieu and scintillating analogue effects.
Along the way, he experiences unimaginable visions of deep space, visualised through incredible analogue effects.
He records the performance and projects the feedback onto itself in real-time, triggering visual manipulations from an analogue effects system he built himself.
Mechanisms for consideration include cancer cell acidification via action of tetrac/nanotetrac on the Na+/H+ exchanger (NHE1) and hormone analogue effects on calmodulin-dependent processes and on interactions of P-gp with epidermal growth factor (EGF) and osteopontin (OPN), apparently via αv β3.
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