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schnoops
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Hi,
I'm wondering if it is worth it to use the new Trackplug, wich seem to be an all-in-one track plugin, it does EQ-gating-compression, or if it is better to stick with Cubase track EQ and use another plugin for gating-compression?
The all in one approach seems to yield better sound as all the processing is done in a single huge floating point computation.... at least that's what they say at WaveArts.
has anyone tried it yet? does it sound good?
or could you point out another EQ or compressor plugin that sounds reasonably good without requiring a huge CPU to run it? (I'm not after the best top notch, expensive plugin, but rather an easy to figure out, light plugin)
thanks
I'm wondering if it is worth it to use the new Trackplug, wich seem to be an all-in-one track plugin, it does EQ-gating-compression, or if it is better to stick with Cubase track EQ and use another plugin for gating-compression?
The all in one approach seems to yield better sound as all the processing is done in a single huge floating point computation.... at least that's what they say at WaveArts.
has anyone tried it yet? does it sound good?
or could you point out another EQ or compressor plugin that sounds reasonably good without requiring a huge CPU to run it? (I'm not after the best top notch, expensive plugin, but rather an easy to figure out, light plugin)
thanks
