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rapper2001
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Let's talk about all the plugins you really want or have already. And which ones you think are the best.
Scriabin
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sony oxford eq
i'd love to have that but its only in the protools format for right now.
i'd love to have that but its only in the protools format for right now.
barefoot
barefootsound.com
The notable Ones I have are:
Sonic Foundry Acoustic Mirror
Sonic Timeworks Reverb 4080L
Sonic Timeworks Mastering EQ
Waves Native Gold Bundle
They rock!
barefoot
Sonic Foundry Acoustic Mirror
Sonic Timeworks Reverb 4080L
Sonic Timeworks Mastering EQ
Waves Native Gold Bundle
They rock!
barefoot
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chessrock
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Have: Waves Native Gold
Wish I had: Izotopes' Ozone, Antares Mic Modeler.
Wish I had: Izotopes' Ozone, Antares Mic Modeler.
ChuckU
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Amp Farm by line 6, but it's TDM only...
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embryo
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Hey Great thread!
Yeah me too! I've been waiting for LINE 6 Amp Farm!!!
...Tell me when will you be mine?
embryo
http://artists.mp3s.com/artists/26/embryo.html
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/embryo_songs/
Yeah me too! I've been waiting for LINE 6 Amp Farm!!!
...Tell me when will you be mine?
embryo
http://artists.mp3s.com/artists/26/embryo.html
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/embryo_songs/
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rapper2001
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upp.
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chessrock
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barefoot said:
Hey Barefoot, I've heard that there are places you can download different "spaces" that have already been modeled for the Accoustic Mirror. Do you know where someone might go to get some of them?
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rtzstudios
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check out this link chessrock...
http://www.sonicfoundry.com/download/step1.asp?CatID=6
http://www.sonicfoundry.com/download/step1.asp?CatID=6
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Jack Hammer
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Waves Native Gold Bundle
To users of this plug in, please provide answers to the following:
1. Exactly what is it that you like most about this plug in?
2. What do you use it for?
3. What are comparable or competative plug ins and what, if anything, makes the Waves more desirable?
4. What are the relative stresses on the system, which ones require the most juice, which ones can be used with Digital Performer and a Mac G4.
To users of this plug in, please provide answers to the following:
1. Exactly what is it that you like most about this plug in?
2. What do you use it for?
3. What are comparable or competative plug ins and what, if anything, makes the Waves more desirable?
4. What are the relative stresses on the system, which ones require the most juice, which ones can be used with Digital Performer and a Mac G4.
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c9-2001
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Waves Platinum Bundle 
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ap
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UAD-1. No contest. I've read on other boards about most powered plugins are a step beyond even WAVES or TC because they can make the algorthms so much more complex than something designed for native processing. Only drawback is it doesn't have tons of plugins with it. Just reverbs, compressors and eqs, I think. But what else do you really need? These are the hogs and most other stuff can just be run native. I really can't understand why there isn't a bigger buzz here about powered plugins.
barefoot
barefootsound.com
Maybe because DSP cards are expensive and have a way of becoming quickly obsolete? No question, writing software for a dedicated DSP is 9 times out of 10 going to give a performance edge, for a little while, but native apps have major cost, compatibility, and transportability advantages.ap said:
I've only downloaded the ones from Sonic Foundry so far, but I'm sure there must be a users group out there somewhere sharing impulse responses. I've been busy experimenting with my own, so I haven't taken the time to look. . And it's much more than just reverb modeling. You can model amps, mics, or whatever.
When I first used Acoustic Mirror I didn't like it much. But now I love it. I guess that's a good thing, because I often have the same reaction with a lot of my all time favorite music.
barefoot
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Clark_Griswold
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I wish I had Slackmaster2000's Suck Knob...but, alas, it is not yet in the RTAS format!!!
Teacher
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psp vintage warmer
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c9-2001
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Teacher said:
its ok..
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aaronscool
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chessrock
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Re: Waves Native Gold Bundle
To users of this plug in, please provide answers to the following:
1. Exactly what is it that you like most about this plug in?
Versatility and quality. It gives you everything you'd need from eq's to compressors, to reverbs, delays, you name it. And everything is among the best in it's class in terms of plugs.
2. What do you use it for?
Compressing (RCL), Limiting (ultramaximizer), eq-ing, de-essing, delaying, and dithering.
3. What are comparable or competative plug ins and what, if anything, makes the Waves more desirable?
Two of their plugs are best in their class - the RCL compressor and the L1 Limter. Everything else they make is probably among the best, and nothing really sucks. What makes Waves more desirable is you get everything together in one package.
Among the competitors, I think Sonic Timeworks makes a better reverb (but not by much) and a better EQ (again not by much).
4. What are the relative stresses on the system, which ones require the most juice, which ones can be used with Digital Performer and a Mac G4.
Not sure on that one, but I know all verbs are pretty taxing, and Waves' is no exception.
To users of this plug in, please provide answers to the following:
1. Exactly what is it that you like most about this plug in?
Versatility and quality. It gives you everything you'd need from eq's to compressors, to reverbs, delays, you name it. And everything is among the best in it's class in terms of plugs.
2. What do you use it for?
Compressing (RCL), Limiting (ultramaximizer), eq-ing, de-essing, delaying, and dithering.
3. What are comparable or competative plug ins and what, if anything, makes the Waves more desirable?
Two of their plugs are best in their class - the RCL compressor and the L1 Limter. Everything else they make is probably among the best, and nothing really sucks. What makes Waves more desirable is you get everything together in one package.
Among the competitors, I think Sonic Timeworks makes a better reverb (but not by much) and a better EQ (again not by much).
4. What are the relative stresses on the system, which ones require the most juice, which ones can be used with Digital Performer and a Mac G4.
Not sure on that one, but I know all verbs are pretty taxing, and Waves' is no exception.
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chessrock
Banned
Re: Waves Native Gold Bundle
To users of this plug in, please provide answers to the following:
1. Exactly what is it that you like most about this plug in?
Versatility and quality. It gives you everything you'd need from eq's to compressors, to reverbs, delays, you name it. And everything is among the best in it's class in terms of plugs.
2. What do you use it for?
Compressing (RCL), Limiting (ultramaximizer), gating, eq-ing, de-essing, delaying, and dithering.
3. What are comparable or competative plug ins and what, if anything, makes the Waves more desirable?
Two of their plugs are best in their class - the RCL compressor and the L1 Limter. Everything else they make is probably among the best, and nothing really sucks. What makes Waves more desirable is you get everything together in one package.
Among the competitors, I think Sonic Timeworks makes a better reverb (but not by much) and a better EQ (again not by much).
4. What are the relative stresses on the system, which ones require the most juice, which ones can be used with Digital Performer and a Mac G4.
Not sure on that one, but I know all verbs are pretty taxing, and Waves' is no exception.
To users of this plug in, please provide answers to the following:
1. Exactly what is it that you like most about this plug in?
Versatility and quality. It gives you everything you'd need from eq's to compressors, to reverbs, delays, you name it. And everything is among the best in it's class in terms of plugs.
2. What do you use it for?
Compressing (RCL), Limiting (ultramaximizer), gating, eq-ing, de-essing, delaying, and dithering.
3. What are comparable or competative plug ins and what, if anything, makes the Waves more desirable?
Two of their plugs are best in their class - the RCL compressor and the L1 Limter. Everything else they make is probably among the best, and nothing really sucks. What makes Waves more desirable is you get everything together in one package.
Among the competitors, I think Sonic Timeworks makes a better reverb (but not by much) and a better EQ (again not by much).
4. What are the relative stresses on the system, which ones require the most juice, which ones can be used with Digital Performer and a Mac G4.
Not sure on that one, but I know all verbs are pretty taxing, and Waves' is no exception.
Teacher
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really i was told by a reputable source(pro mastering engineer) that its like the Fatso jr(retail=approx $1500)
but he did also say u have to get the hang of how to use it...
i'ma try that free joint though and see what its about
o yea....TC reverb is good so is Sonic Time Works Reverbx but i can't seem to get out a high pitched slicin sound everytime i use it might be because its on warm plate *shrug