Mark Dineen

I was going to pass on this, but now I'm interested in hearing what that sounds like -- it might be exactly what's needed for a ballad a client brought in.

Didn't work on Guitar Hive, but picked up Cosmos for nil, cheers!

Merry Christmas, in keeping with the situation! T-Racks Studio Bundle (3 plugins) serial: BTR50-58ZOABWH-59357 Happy Merry!

Wish I had been able to get this deal! If you use/like channel strips, and don't have these, this is good -- 7 for $50: https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/bxConsoleBun--brainworx-bx-console-plug-in-bundle?irclickid=RWLyiByaXxyKWcT3-yRW8UWUUkCR2PT6SXcVV00&irgwc=1&utm_source=Impact&utm_medium=Gearspace.com+LTD&utm_campaign=Online+Tracking+Link

MSpectralDynamicsLE is great as a Trackspacer type substitute with the side chain -- there's even a preset for bass/kick ducking, and I use it to duck instruments under vocals -- it's great as a Soothe type resonance remover, and a great de-esser (open the edit window to see what it's doing). The turbo delay and reverb are incredibly comprehensive, as is the turbocomp. That bundle's a good deal if your price is right!

Log into their site and click on My Account on the top bar -- that will give you a list of all your plugins. Got a code -- a very generous offer; thank you Saverio!

I've been finding both these very useful; often use sleek where I would have used MSpectral dynamics -- quicker to set up. Nothing else quite like HarmoninQ, but a little goes a long way-- subtle but useful when applied judiciously.

What I only realised after buying many compressors after I had bought DC8C and MJUC is that I didn't need to buy many compressors after I already had DC8C and MJUC. Live and learn, and collect compressors.

This is quite good, but needs to be used sparingly -- the cuts it makes can be quite deep so 20-25% is more than enough -- check the delta hear what's being removed. A steal at 3.50!

Picked this up -- now have a spare copy of UVI Digital Synsations for anyone who could use it.

I'm that guy! ? Usually use the meters on every channel for gain staging -- saves a bunch of time.

Nolite te bastardes carborundorum!

Et tu, Fleer? Seduced again by Waves?!!

I use the meters (vu/lms) for gain staging all over the place, the coherence meter on 2bus to check dynamic range, and the vhs for headphones (very useful!) Also like the new limiter/clipper, and the 32 eq/analyser as a low cpu Gulfoss alternative -- their master tool is sort of a combination of those; been finding the sleek quite useful, and will probably grab the new harmonics thing when it goes on sale (who am I kidding, "probably"). Also like their autovolume pro -- use that or the melda one from time to time. Likewise, weaning myself off of wup, which I've only had to do after silicon mac.

Their Multicomp plus has a FET emulation -- I find the dbx emulation in there to be quite good. Give it a demo and see if it suits.