Hey Jaakko, which limiters have you found to be most useful / 'transparent' (using that term loosely)?
As an aside you mean we still have to type letters everytime? zzzzzzzzzzz
Right now they're the Voxengo Elephant 3 and the Fabfilter Pro-L. Transparency is indeed a loose term in this case - I would define transparency as transparency to what happens to the "innards" of the music, no matter how the transients are squashed. And as with A/D clipping, limiting needs pre-work, too.Digital clipping is still an useful tool, and I just used it today. I don't use it like I would use A/D clipping, it's more like just shaving off a little peaks and share the load.
When you say digital clipping, what kind of process do you use for that?
There is a "clip" mode in the elephant, or try the gclip vst free plugin