The OP is already using Logic Pro X. Vintage analog equipment, like mics, mixers, etc... makes sense. Vintage digital equipment makes less sense, especially when going back to stuff designed in the 80's and 90's. Add to that the pointlessness of multi-band compressors and limiters, which are generally not used by mastering engineers (unless trying to fix a problem) AND the lack of parameter control of the express, it just seems like painting yourself into a corner and/or using the wrong tool for the job.
Like I said, I had a finalizer before I went computer based, back in the 90's. It was fine for the time, but it was also of the time. I generally set it for 1.12/1 with fast attack and release and the threshold turned way down, then bounced it off the limiters a bit. It ended up with a sound that was popular at the time, but isn't current any longer. It isn't classic or cutting edge sound-wise, it's in that middle zone where it's just outdated.