Sony native plugs.............outstanding!

[sam c]

spent time this weekend with the eq, dynamics, verb, and limiter. i already own the modulator and inflator. these plugs really live up to the hype. they are so easy to use and produce immediate positive results from even the limited presets. i had a blast messing with them.

the videos from fab were helpful too.

anyway, thumbs up for these sony plugs!

[George Necola]

they are called Sonnox now.

[preben]

Terrible name - luckily still the same great sound

[jahala]

I've tried these on a few projects and they sound amazing. The eq, reverb and limiter are on the top of my to-buy list.

I hope Sonnox will make a delay some day. Perhaps something in the alley of the sde-330?

- J.

[Jamie Matrix]

Originally Posted by sam c

spent time this weekend with the eq, dynamics, verb, and limiter. i already own the modulator and inflator. these plugs really live up to the hype. they are so easy to use and produce immediate positive results from even the limited presets. i had a blast messing with them.

the videos from fab were helpful too.

anyway, thumbs up for these sony plugs!

What videos are those?

[Jamie Matrix]

Actually, I guess you mean the ones on the Sonnox site!

[sam c]

Originally Posted by George Necola

they are called Sonnox now.

too bad too!

[sam c]

Originally Posted by Jamie Matrix

Actually, I guess you mean the ones on the Sonnox site!

yep, that's them.

[Jay M]

What happened to the restoration plugins? They seem to have dissapeared.

Were they any good, should I be concerned that they went away? I have a Powercore, but prefer to use native plugins so I never tried the Oxford stuff.

I did get a nice demo using headphones at AES several years ago. Even in that horrible environment I could tell that the EQ was awesome.

Is their copy protection easier to live with than Waves'? Waves copy protection is such a pain in the butt that I had the opportunaty to upgrade to the latest version, but gave it to my co-worker because I didn't want to go through all the trouble required to install it.

~Jay

[Daniel Antix]

I'm looking at buying these after hearing so many good things about them but 1 quesiton. Should i buy the native or the powercore version? is there a difference in sound? I'm leaning towards the native version if they sound the same. I have a powercore mk II.

thanks.

[steff3]

I think PowerCore-versions include native .....

for the difference - highly subjective

best

[sam c]

Originally Posted by Daniel Antix

I'm looking at buying these after hearing so many good things about them but 1 quesiton. Should i buy the native or the powercore version? is there a difference in sound? I'm leaning towards the native version if they sound the same. I have a powercore mk II.

thanks.

i have the mkII also but i tested the vst versions. i have the inflator and modulator on the PCore so i could a/b. i could not tell the difference. fwiw?

seems like for portability the Pcore might be the wrong choice, especially since the CPU hit is so low on these vst plugs.

[Lagerfeldt]

Originally Posted by steff3

I think PowerCore-versions include native .....

for the difference - highly subjective

best

Limiter et al nulls - so 0% difference. AFAIK only the Inflator didn't null completely.

Go for the native versions.