Self-satisfied, smug

@olbluelips

Жыл бұрын

based

@SenatorBanana

Жыл бұрын

pinned. lol.

@DaniTorresOfficial

Жыл бұрын

Break the mirror

@veritog.2799

Жыл бұрын

Jim?

@farcry22

Жыл бұрын

SSL rep? 🤣🤣

As a plugin designer in 2022, you better bring it with this guy. If you're all fluff, he's gonna expose you. And if you're legit, he'll praise you. Love it.

@RealHomeRecording

Жыл бұрын

Same with Paul Third.

@moedemama

Жыл бұрын

Omg im a plugin designer and im shaking

@keith_hudson

Жыл бұрын

@@moedemama It's okay. He probably won't ever see your plugins.

@RealHomeRecording

Жыл бұрын

@@moedemama well then you better bring it! The market is tough.

@h8f8

Жыл бұрын

@@keith_hudson 😂

I hope the plugin industry stays around, not because I need more plugins, but because I need more Dan Worrall videos. I always learn something new.

@MrJC1

Жыл бұрын

of course it will. there will also be more great things to come. but a lot of bs along the way. then again... i recently watched a couple of techmoan vids about shaving cds / demagnetising them to achieve better quality.... so hardware solutions are not infallible either. 🤣

Dan is singularly responsible for curing me of plug-in Gear Acquisition Syndrome.

@NikolausBrocke

Жыл бұрын

Me too. The Dr. with his Dr-Tool 😄

@kontemplatemusic2189

Жыл бұрын

we all got the UI syndrom. If the UI is diferent, the plugin must have a special sauce. We are all slaves of it. Ive got like 3 plugins doig the very sme as my native, build-in Cubase plugin do. just a iferent shape, form and colour. And much higher taxation on the CPU

@Breakbeat90s

Жыл бұрын

Best way to cure GAS: Just realize that most plugins are replacable

@Harrysound

Жыл бұрын

Hi , I’m Stephen and I have Plugin acquisition syndrome

@gabrielwildman

Жыл бұрын

i still google free vst

Dan is actually saving us money and hard disc space by deleting many unnecessary plugins! Especially those which are “emulations”

Someone at SSL is having a mid life crisis watching this video 😂😂😂😂😂

@MrIliasboufidis

Жыл бұрын

:D

@VRGOESPRIVATE

Жыл бұрын

They allready got one because of @PaulThird 😂

Thanks for another super informative video! There seems to be a worrying trend of developers releasing bog standard plugins marketed as 'special' or 'analog'. It's quite stupid and annoying and yet another example of how marketing is often total BS. Big thanks to Mr Worrall for exposing these charlatans

I’m starting to think Dan might need an alias and a VPN because manufacturers are going to start blocking him from downloading demoes.

@19Stride

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

@timhartnell2472

Жыл бұрын

It would be of limited value....because some of them have anti-aliasing filters...

@kutchutozov

Жыл бұрын

@@timhartnell2472 🤔arf arf,,, I think the all-pass is very "on trend" at the moment tho.

@MozwGamer

Жыл бұрын

I'm glad to present you this video's sponsor, NordVPN.

@whitex4652

Жыл бұрын

Manufacturers can't block internet access. 🥰

SSL exec: starts sweating

Dan’s videos make me happy.

I’ve been a long time boycotter of SSL products. Yet another reason that’s the right decision. And as always - Dan cutting through the BS. Long time subscriber and recommender of this channel.

I own a hardware SSL Fusion. It’s absolutely incredible and invaluable for mixing in terms of my hybrid workflow. However, I can’t for the life of me figure out why SSL didn’t take the time to model the entire unit in one plugin/GUI. The way I use it in real life is incredibly intuitive because of how quickly I can experiment/twist knobs/play with gain staging/audition my bus compressor, etc. it doesn’t make any sense

Love Reaper's auto-gain work-around... thanks for sharing that!

@Rhuggins

Жыл бұрын

I havent gotten that far in the video yet but im so excited to hear about this. Dans videos feel like presents on Christmas

@SamHocking

Жыл бұрын

Bit more elegant in Bitwig as you get a knob too, but all always useful.

I reckon Dan could have a pretty solid business model being the only KZread reviewer that developers pay NOT to review their plugins... Saved me some money here for sure :)

Although I knew it all along, I'm more and more confident that you can skip all plugin releases when you got a handful of bread and butter plugins. My go-to bundle is Melda's free bundle. Awesome EQ, good compressor, nice Reverb...pretty much everything is there. Some special task plugins added you don't need anything else. I just wish I could resist that temptation. Dan, your videos help a lot to remind me there is no magic out there.

@DavidMorley

Жыл бұрын

I agree. I use HOFA but anything of quality will do. People, definitely don't fall for vintage graphics on plug ins. Ears not eyes.

@toddgreenwood9631

Жыл бұрын

Amen brother. Plug-ins are boring. I've being re-learning recording for the last couple of years and trying to be open to this new culture of hardware emulation. And now, I'm near the end of the learning of what's available. So boring. So draining of creativity. Good for a bunch of youtubers who have the patients to review them for us but gosh. "It's a compressor!" or "It's an eq!" or more recently, "it's a compressor and eq with an aurel exciter!" really?

@cuevable

Жыл бұрын

Mostly true, but some plug ins really make your work flow faster hence your life easier and that make em worth in my book especially if you use them for a living.. Soothe and Trackspacer the first two on top of my mind

@Alej_915

Жыл бұрын

@@cuevableTrackspacer is my shiiiiiit, that thing is a cheat code

@rallzam

Жыл бұрын

@@Alej_915 sorry to tell you mate, trackspacer is from 1945, the real cheat code is now DSEQ3 and Soothe2

Once again, your fascinating music is all the difference in the world to me in your reviews. Thanks for that, Dan.

@DeepThinkingGPU

Жыл бұрын

has a radiohead background music vibe

I loved your philosophy near the end; SSL seemingly making it OK to high shelf when we normally wouldn't think to do so. Interesting insight. Great analysis and explanations as always.

HI Dan - I paid an embarrassingly high introductory price for this plugin. Thank you for helping me to be more wise as I travel forward.

@sparella

Жыл бұрын

We've all done it! We live and learn.

Saved me 30 dollars. Thank you. Being a semi pro (7 years) I usually buy SSL plugs when they’re on sale, their vocal strip and channel strip have been useful to me. Was skeptical about this one

I don't really understand too much about the science, but I really love his thoroughness and delivery.

very much needed video analysis. thanks Dan

Good timing! I was thinking about buying this just to add to my SSL plugin collection but couldn't justify getting it other than that. Looking forward to your reviews on the SSL valve compressors and their saturation plugins. Now that would be more interesting imo.

@realcasper81

Жыл бұрын

This reviews sometimes forces the company to make a better version. If it is at a reasonable price I woult take the risk.. all depends on the company. Never buy at original price

I’ll watch Dan’s videos about plug-ins I’ll never use just to hear his soothing voice.

Dano firing from the hip again. Love it!

Thank you sir. You helped me make up my mind on this offering. 💪👏👏

The Akai LPD8 is a nice compact controller with 8 knobs (times 4 banks) that is really easy to map to plugin parameters in Reaper. A great way to get around the "we can only adjust one thing at a time in the box" issue without a huge and expensive control surface.

@ledheavy26

Жыл бұрын

But then you're going to have to spend time mapping controls for whatever you want to use. Modern plugins should just all have automatic gain compensation as an option, whether it's an "analog emulation" or not.

15:09 this is such a good analysis, i love this

Man I love your videos. Always on point, really constructive and informative. Always happy when there's a new one!

Very nice song there helping trough this very detailed vid.

This video is a cinematic gem. You had me on the edge of my seat! When the plugin poet speaks, I listen. Preaching the truth as always. 👑Dan Worrall > everybody else

I OVE THIS SONG SO MUCH

This channel is essential

I would love to see him expose some hardware manufacturers as well.

Thanks for making this video!!

Great review! Thank you!

Dan's knowledge is amazing. Good thing he is on "our" side! It is fair to indicate that his good work is reflected even in his narrative; by no means does he say the first thing that comes to his mind; It´s organized too!; this is common thread in all his videos. I was waiting for Transformer Fusion to come out on sale, but now I'm not sure if I want to buy it.

@gh0stransist0r

Жыл бұрын

if you are on WIndows system, take a look at the VoS TesslaPro MKII or older version of the Tessla before that.

@coolwav

Жыл бұрын

Here's 5 free color/Saturation plugins to check out Analog Obsession - PreBox TB Pro Audio - GSat Plus ToneLib - TubeWarmth Klanghelm - IVGI Klevgrand - FreeAmp

Thank you for sharing !

I 'generally' go off the theory that _"You only need 5 plugins to mix well"._ Of course, these would be the five staples in every single mix, ignoring all the unique flavour plugins that account for creating outstanding mixes, not just 'good' ones. My general approach is to keep my 7-8 staple plugins and only invest in additional plugins that have a unique sound I can't get anywhere else. Different types of distortion, delay algorithms, special effects (flangey/phasey/chorusey, doublers, wideners, binaural/psychoacoustic, etc.) and REVERBS especially. Can't have enough reverbs!

Best channel, ever.

wow I'm going to check out this eq. I love to try new eq's.

@esahm373

Жыл бұрын

You clearly didn't watch the video, did you?

@mpclyfe8292

Жыл бұрын

@@esahm373 You clerarly don't have a life do you

What I like about the Fusion EQ: it's a clean, easily repeatable shelving EQ with a little cutoff bump and top end gloss, very usable in my 2-bus chain. Are there other EQ's that could do that? Sure! But the simplicity of it to me is a plus. If I need more than a little EQ on the 2-bus, I'm going back into the seperate channels and busses. This takes away some options, ads some clean trimming which is always good in the 2-bus chain, and for 30 bucks, it's not a bad deal, IMHO.

Just snake oil, eh? Good job Dan!!!

Please have a look at The Oven from Plug-in Alliance. It has funny names over the controls and claims to do some stuff differently. Perfect for your channel I think.

@ethai1

Жыл бұрын

To be fair it is based on actual hardware with similarly named controls. I haven't tried it though.

@johnnyvandeclit259

Жыл бұрын

@@ethai1 True, and I am sure the hardware is a very good unit. Nevertheless, after listening to some demo of the pugin that were pretty "meh" I would love to see it dissected.

I try to buy Dan a coffe whenever he shows me that I do not need to get a plugin I had my eyes on. Thank you so much Dan!

Dan, in several recent videos you've mentioned that nonlinear behaviour invalidates linear analysis. A video illustrating the impact of and reason behind this would be beneficial to many doctors in training. Cheers!

@DanWorrall

Жыл бұрын

There is something in the works. Short version: the linear analysis is (probably) just grabbing a series of impulse responses, then FFTing to get frequency and phase response. And we all know that IRs can't do distortion, right? Reverbs are ok, the EQ response of a guitar speaker cab is doable, but it's always clean and linear.

As always. Clear as …. Thank you.

Hi Dan - good stuff, as always. I think you should debunk Waves H-EQ next. The „THD“ control in there is totally off. And you should try the Audio Precision 7 software with Flex license for the plugin measurements. Blows plugin doctor out of the water.

Oh my. I am so glad i did not pull the trigger with this one cause i could get it for 30 something euros but after watching this i am a bit annoyed to say the least. Did not expect this from SSL. I mean the full price is 200!!? Are you kidding me? It just makes me appreciate Plugin Doctor more and more. Dan is truly doing the lords work

@saardean4481

Жыл бұрын

Ps: Please , Please review the Maat FiDef "magic" plugin. !!!

Plugin Doctor is every devs nemesys

The main issue with the Fusion plugin series by SSL: they took the Fusion hardware device and made a dozen of separate plugins out of it, each plugin just emulating one aspect of the hardware. This simple EQ makes sense in the overall context of the hardware with all it's additional "modules", but not separate as an insular plugin.

@levondarratt787

Жыл бұрын

that's a pretty nasty money grab.... some corporate balding fat moron in there said hey let's make some money. they really need to focus on quality and taking care of their plug-in owners that already have existing software

@sleepCircle

Жыл бұрын

no, because the original hardware would have some sort of analogue nonlinearity because it's based off a hardware unit, and they even imply there is some kind of saturation by including the useless gain staging knobs.

@esahm373

Жыл бұрын

@@sleepCircle Which validates my argument: they made a separate and insular Fusion EQ, stereo widener and saturation plugin instead of including these features in one comprehensive Fusion plugin that has all these features of the hardware unit. So the EQ is basically a model of the Fusion's EQ, but taken out of it's original context, which includes the saturation stage, that has been released as a separate plugin.

@sleepCircle

Жыл бұрын

@@esahm373 but what i'm saying is that non-linearities would not even be part of a saturation stage, they would be part of the action of the EQ itself; that is how old analogue circuit EQs worked. by separating it into a "saturation stage" you're making an effect which no longer interacts with the EQ knobs

@esahm373

Жыл бұрын

@@sleepCircle The Fusion itself has a saturation drive control that generates non-linearities. It works in conjunction with the EQ stage. But a simple analog EQ by itself does produce little to no non-linearities. Take a hardware Pultec: the THD is minimal, almost no overtones. Bottomline: it doesn't make sense to break Fusion apart into separate modules, when they are meant to interact with one another.

maag eq4 is my go to, love that thing

just great!

SSL got greedy with this Fusion series of plugins. Instead of making one plugin that emulates the hardware turn it into separate pieces, blow some marketing smoke and cash for every part. Seems like the investors board is in charge of the plugin designs.

@RealHomeRecording

Жыл бұрын

The word on the street is people aren't buying into the bull crap though.

@levondarratt787

Жыл бұрын

I hope someone sues them. they still haven't updated uc1 and uf8. I want my money back

@terrygray7465

Жыл бұрын

@@levondarratt787 It was updated yesterday. Although their severs took a huge hit and it was several hours before I was able to download it.

Ahah loved the ending. And thanks for your great service here on this world of lies and marketing.

Would be interesting to try some synth filters through plug-in doctor. Some software and hardware synths have audio inputs... or try some standalone filter plugins! Eg. Could you get an approximation of well known synth filter using volcano? Or compare Serums filters to another synth? I know this channels is predominantly focussed on mixing related topics, but that idea crossed my mind, I'd love to see a comparison between my virus TI and software alternatives perhaps (though that would require borrowing the hardware and the time investment to get your head around using it - so that particular combination might not be practical off the bat) Anyways, love your channel! I feel I learn a lot about the inner workings of digital audio and ways to harness its potential!

I cackled at the ‘affiliate link’. Good show

Yes, please do a video about the IK Multimedia Distressor.

Thank you! This video helps me to save some money) 👍

Also would totally LOVE a thorough analysis of uad plugins, just to put everything straight... ☺️🙏

I still use ReaEQ or ReEQ for the overwhelming majority of my utility tone-shaping needs. I use Nova for dynamic control and finally "analog" or "character" EQs for saturated sounds and those wonky shapes which I could emulate in a stock EQ but which are faster and easier to attain when they're baked in. Did I mention that I've spent barely any money on EQ plugins? Mainly stock, bundled or free. Thirty years of hindsight remind me to appreciate the once-unimaginable wealth of options now spread out before me like a smorgasbord by default.

@splatsquatch3934

Жыл бұрын

why reaEQ over Pro Q?

@helmanfrow

Жыл бұрын

@@splatsquatch3934 Pro Q costs money. ReaEQ is free.

@tonynekrews

11 ай бұрын

The freebies by Tukan for Reaper are exceptional, well worth investigating

Thank you for this Dan, always on point. It would be amazing if you could analyze other SSL plugins, like their two saturators. Many people swear these plugins from SSL sound much better than the SSL modeled ones (equivalents) from other brands like Waves, McDSP, etc.

@RealHomeRecording

Жыл бұрын

Analize vs analyze...an important distinction, indeed! See Urban Dictionary for further information...

@cornerliston

Жыл бұрын

As a UA user I sometimes compare their plugins to equivalents and yes while there are differences they are so small that it really doesn't matter.

@alexbreyer6921

Жыл бұрын

analize! hahahaha

@Zarabozo

Жыл бұрын

Sorry for the misspelling guys. My first language is Spanish and, in Spanish, it's spelled "analizar". I know the correct spelling for the English word, but I easily mistype it without noticing because of that. It's been corrected now.

@alexbreyer6921

Жыл бұрын

@@Zarabozo it's all good mate. We knew what you meant. Just happened to be a word that is a funny visual.

oof i wish i saw this video before purchasing it the other day. but after playing with it i was like meh, i thought it would add more color. i a/b'd with a few other plugins and didn't notice anything extra from this. oh well. Glad you made this video to let others know!

The only takeaway i got from this video is how bad ass Pro-Q3 is! Best EQ in the game!!!

I’d love to see you do a video on some of Acustica’s analog modeled EQs. They have all kinds of usability shortcomings but as a whole, there is just something about their convolution tech I really like the sound of on EQs. I can’t put my finger on what it is exactly. All the buzzwords about “depth and 3D” and that nonsense, but I do hear a *difference*.. They do contain nonlinearities but usually pretty subtle amounts.

@catalystdrums123

Жыл бұрын

I love the sound of their El Rey compressor, but my computer can't handle using it most of the time

SSL plugins are one of the few that I know of that support multi-touch, and it is possible then to adjust 2 or more parameters at a time with a touch screen. Fun times

@SamHocking

Жыл бұрын

Pretty sure Dan might be an Apple user, so might not be so aware of how users use multi-touch touchscreen with VSTs, I'm not sure? Still, you can't be as accurate as mapping a modulator +/- if your DAW supports it.

@DanWorrall

Жыл бұрын

I'm not an Apple user. But I don't use touch screens for mixing, and I'm not sure that I want to.

@SamHocking

Жыл бұрын

@@DanWorrall I think it depends if the DAW is designed from the ground up to be used that way really. I generally work with touch and controllers in Bitwig, but some VSTs don't support it very well. Surface Dial + Elephant is another nice way to get free of the mouse too.

Thanks again for reminding me about how many of todays dsp product falls in the snake oil category 👍.. But but but, im still dying to see your take on Chris 'Airwindows' plugs..and your take on a pop/rock/etc..organic sound design approach with Airwindows and how to improve them 🤔

oversampling isn’t the only way to reduce aliasing in nonlinearities. there’s also antiderivative antialiasing, which basically restructures the math to reduce aliasing, and can be done alongside oversampling for even more. the downside is depending on what you’re doing, you may need to consider the entire system and not individual subsets, which can make the math harder to get the antiderivative of the order you want. it’s not a magic bullet but it’s pretty good at reducing aliasing for the additional cpu cycles it adds, as long as you don’t run into the issue i mentioned where you need to adaa the entire thing together.

@levondarratt787

Жыл бұрын

wow I'm just a mixer mastering engineer producer. I need to take math classes... :)

Top Video!

",,,because I can't hear anything up at 30kHz and I'm not emberrassed to admit it". 🤣

Great video, thanks! Can you take a look at the new 4k b channel strip by ssl?

No more "snake oil"... Thanks Dan!

Hi Dan, can you review Blyss by Kush Audio? It's an analog modelled EQ integrated with saturation and compression.

Love your videos Dan! Expose the rubbish!

TOUCHDOWN!!! POINT GOES TO DAN!

Could you do a video with in-depth expansion of feedback Compressor uses? There’s whole lot of vids explaining how they work (but I know that already, duh!), however not a single one explaining the implications of using one.

@DanWorrall

Жыл бұрын

Use them as you would use any other compressor. Feedback can give a compressor more 'musical' program dependency, but many other factors also influence the sound. SSL bus compressors and 1176s both use feedback detection, but sound very different.

Hi Dan ! Could you try out and share your opinion on the Ayaic Ceilings Of Sound Pro ?? I've watched all the videos I could find about that EQ but still haven't understood wtf do they mean with their "ceiling".

Great video and much learning stuff. Thanks, would love to see you trying the mturbocomp by Meldaproduction and all its flexibility.

I like the "does this get me to a finished mix faster" sentiment. And since this plugin has a lot fewer options than many other EQ plugins, and there is less to tweak, maybe it is actually faster to use than a more powerful EQ?

@sparella

Жыл бұрын

This is the idea behind SlickEQ, which Dan uses as a comparison in this video. SlickEQ is free and has optional saturation mojo, so most of us already have that covered.

The headline should read, "I Test The SSL Fusion Violet EQ and the Results are SHOCKING!!!" Dan would get 100k more views immediately.

It be amazing to do this with the compressor 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼

Man I wish I had seen this video when it came out. I got sucked in by their marketing and got the entire suite for a yearly subscription. Tried twice to produce something with it, both times I ended up completely redoing the mix with my usual tools (one time on my own music, one time because a client actually got mad and was like "your old stuff sounds better"). Only then did it start dawning on me that I really hated the workflow (like the makeup gain thing, which appears in virtually all plugins of the series) and that especially the saturation boxes made all my mixes sound fuzzy and hairy in the high mids.

Only this don't make make a huge difference.. but fusion staff all together do a good job... I have the gear with the bus + and im really happy.

I thought they also did compression or multiband compression at the same time for the violet eq? The fusion unit is a finisher to enhance the mix and people that look for smooth top end would indeed benefit from that. How ever i and again flabbergasted by the fact how easy it is to sell a ''front'' or UI and call it whever they like and people get crazy over some UI haha. I had a good laugh Dan, priceless.

Great video. Bought the actual unit and the Violet EQ was pretty underwhelming… Also, the background music was a cool one.

Oh wow now I'm very curious...was thinking about you buying this one...well let's see what's Dan thinking...

I suspect the reason for including the input and output trim is that it does affect the sound of the Fusion hardware. Bit misleading to have it on the software when it does nothing. Saved me some money though. thanks

@MrJC1

Жыл бұрын

in what way does it affect it?

@markgriffiths5122

Жыл бұрын

@@MrJC1 the Fusion includes a drive/ saturation and compressor as well as the EQ.

@MrJC1

Жыл бұрын

@@markgriffiths5122 so they are using it for trimming in a chain?

Please do make a video for the comprexxor, i use it a lot

Would def think comprexxor review would be useful. It came woth a bundle and i feel like i am sleeping on it. For some reason i like the new kiive one better at first listen

The usecase for analog eq style is just heavy lifting the lowend to midrange by boosting and attenuation at same time. My favourite ones to get such results are dangerous music bax, ozone 9 analog eq, tdr slick eq and bettermaker eq232d.

@Rhuggins

Жыл бұрын

You cannot boost and attenuate the same band with this eq

@soundcore183

Жыл бұрын

@@Rhuggins Yes indeed the only advantage it has over fabfilter eq is the magikal setting of the high shelf, it just saves some additional clicks. Deal it in, done. That's a workflow plus. Any visual aid provided, when it sounds good just keep it there. Sadly oversampling seems fake, it is just a high cut and not exactly the oversampling to get due saturation. A niquist threshold test should make that visible (some higher tones which reflect as artifacts when saturation is applied when oversampling is off at lower sample rate) however a high cut is necessary as definition for oversampling. I don't care if the filter is slightly nonlinear, phase shifts in higher register nor do i for saturation, when it sounds good.

@levondarratt787

Жыл бұрын

dangerous bax doesn't attenuate anything. it's a mastering grade EQ with very very gentle slopes. must have.

@soundcore183

Жыл бұрын

@@levondarratt787 nope you can attenuate the stereo signal (difference) in m/s mode or the mids (sum) but also boost and cut at same time with the mastering grade eq. Maybe will make a video later on. The boost and cut trick seems to be not widely known. The fat button on the violet eq does that in similar way by raising the Q and cutting the lows at same time. However that analog pulteq style curve is not the same. You can also boost only without clipping with analog style eq to get close to a smile curve because the slopes are gentle between 3dB to 6dB DYOR

You're the David Attenborough of audio tutorials.

Would love you to check out the stuff of UAD spark

Any chance you would review Forusrite Liquid Mix? To my knowledge this is the only one available using dynamic convolution technology. It does seem to be doing quite a lot under the hood. Yes it's 32bit, and firewire but i have no issues using it with Reaper and a PC.

@NoQualmsTheArtist

Жыл бұрын

Holy shit! I had one of these 20 years ago. Had horrible compatibility, constantly crashed my system. But I didn't mind the sound of it. That was a blast from the past 😂

Would love to get your take on Tulip by Acustica, thanks for this video

Ooops, he did it again. ;-)

Hi, Dan! Could you compare Metric Halo Channelstrip 3 against Fabfilter Pro Q3?

Now I’m interested to see an analysis of the SSL compressor and channel strip.

@MrJamesGeary

Жыл бұрын

same deal with just about all their plugins. Decent but nothing special and thrown together without much consideration. I think its fixed now with os options but they all used to alias like hell. But im probably just a hater personally I think the actual fusion hardware deserves to be in a landfill

this EQ is very usable ( if you have no other eq plug in). :)

Dan, would you mind taking a look at the Plugin Alliance plugs? Would love your input, snake oil or not? 💯🔥🙏

@INeedsMoneys

Жыл бұрын

The Brainworx stuff in particular 🤔

nice as usual. Regarding Ik multimedia free comprexxor.... bastards. I spent the full price to get it damn it!

Have you tried the Kiive Audio Xtressor NUKE? Is it in your opinion a good alternative?

@DanWorrall

Жыл бұрын

I haven't, sorry