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[subvertbeats]

Greg Reierson wrote on Sat, 12 February 2011 15:09

subvertbeats wrote on Sat, 12 February 2011 13:54 I get a feeling that people who commonly correct before an analog chain have analog gear that maybe ain't too suited for the purpose of mastering. Fixing problems ITB before hitting the analog chain is normal here. My best HP/LP/notch filter, de-esser, de-noiser, de-clicker, etc. are all plugs. GR

Greg - I just want to point out that this quote that is attributed to me was not in fact made by me.

Those were Patricks words in response to my statement of using a plugin often for most corrective work before going out to the analog chain.

@ Patrick, FWIW my primary analog EQ is an MEA-2, though I still choose to do the majority of corrective work ITB.

Per Jerrys statement:

'It's actually Both, for the sake of the source and to fit the analog path, all for the greater good of the project.'

[subvertbeats]

bblackwood wrote on Tue, 15 February 2011 21:29

I'm genuinely interested in finding some new things to try out once I get Seq11 here and installed.

Per my earlier post, do check out the built in EQ116

[Greg Reierson]

subvertbeats wrote on Thu, 17 February 2011 06:08

Greg - I just want to point out that this quote that is attributed to me was not in fact made by me.

Sorry about that. I've edited my original post.


GR

[Viitalahde]

Just entered the license key to the Fabfilter Pro-L. This thing is here to stay!

[OTR-jkl]

subvertbeats wrote on Thu, 17 February 2011 06:16

bblackwood wrote on Tue, 15 February 2011 21:29 I'm genuinely interested in finding some new things to try out once I get Seq11 here and installed. Per my earlier post, do check out the built in EQ116

Guess I should do that as well. What about the 116 do you like/dislike...?

[OTR-jkl]

Jerry Tubb wrote on Wed, 16 February 2011 11:42

Hi Jeff! although I resemble a tub, the claw-footed variety, my name is spelled with two b's. Not sure if that's orthographical or not, perhaps Mr. de Fake could enlighten us. : - )

Sorry, Jerry. Completely unintentional mistake...

Jerry Tubb wrote on Wed, 16 February 2011 11:42

But back on topic, I think the Sonic EQ is a VST thingy, Mac only?

Dunno. VSTs work in PCs too. I found the page and thought it said there was a VST version but I couldn't find a d/l link anywhere...

[Slip]

Viitalahde wrote on Thu, 17 February 2011 18:17

Just entered the license key to the Fabfilter Pro-L. This thing is here to stay!

I can't even begin to tell you how happy and relieved I'm to hear this! You approve!

I was hoping to get you onboard the early prototyping and beta testing.. and then in the autumn you decided to start building your new studio! Amazing stuff man. Very impressive and I've got to tell you.. balls of steel! Can't even imagine the amount of work that went into that.  

Looking forward to visiting you someday, once this damn snow melts. I've just recently been on the roof of our studio, clearing snow away with a 'kola' (huge shovel kind of thing) because the land lord doesn't seem to want to take care of it.

Terveisin,
Niklas

[Viitalahde]

Slip wrote on Wed, 23 February 2011 14:56

Viitalahde wrote on Thu, 17 February 2011 18:17 Just entered the license key to the Fabfilter Pro-L. This thing is here to stay! I can't even begin to tell you how happy and relieved I'm to hear this! You approve! I was hoping to get you onboard the early prototyping and beta testing.. and then in the autumn you decided to start building your new studio! Amazing stuff man. Very impressive and I've got to tell you.. balls of steel! Can't even imagine the amount of work that went into that.   Looking forward to visiting you someday, once this damn snow melts. I've just recently been on the roof of our studio, clearing snow away with a 'kola' (huge shovel kind of thing) because the land lord doesn't seem to want to take care of it. Terveisin, Niklas

Hey Niklas,

I remember you sending me email about beta testing, but I probably didn't reply. Things got very tight in the autumn and I just decided to shut down everything else but building the studio and continuing with the work.

Sorry about that. Feel free to visit any time, the coffee pot is always hot here.

Nice work with the limiter. Really nice. Now start working with a de-esser/high frequency limiter, and I might not need to do a hardware equivalent.

[Macc]

Viitalahde wrote on Wed, 23 February 2011 13:29

Now start working with a de-esser/high frequency limiter, and I might not need to do a hardware equivalent.

If one or the other of you does do this - hard or soft - then please let me know!

[urm eric]

[Macc]

I'd like to try it, but it is pretty expensive... Not sure how often I'd use the peak limiter either to be honest.