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dasoundjunkie · 15th September 2012

I was referring to the tone of the units not just the calibration of the controls. The NI sounds a bit airier and the MP sounds a little more solid. Truth be told I like them both so far and I would be happy with either. Both seem that they can do what the other does but I know I'm going to develop preferences depending on source because they do sound sufficiently different for me to justify having both. I really like this guy but the UA unit IS the sound of the original. This is almost like an MP that was meant to be softer sounding. For me at least it's a keeper

15th September 2012	#166
dasoundjunkie Lives for gear Joined: Jul 2006 Location: Puerto Rico Posts: 1,612	I was referring to the tone of the units not just the calibration of the controls. The NI sounds a bit airier and the MP sounds a little more solid. Truth be told I like them both so far and I would be happy with either. Both seem that they can do what the other does but I know I'm going to develop preferences depending on source because they do sound sufficiently different for me to justify having both. I really like this guy but the UA unit IS the sound of the original. This is almost like an MP that was meant to be softer sounding. For me at least it's a keeper __________________ Leo Alvarez Mixer/producer Soundjunkies productions I have a theory that if you aren't a little scared shitless about what you are working on then it isn't worth doing John Congleton Genius is small pieces Daniel Lanois Some of my mixing/mastering work (pop, reggae, rock, metal)