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4th February 2009
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| Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2002
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Thread Starter | Chandler lim/comp or massey ct4?
Which is the better plugin? Opinions/input appreciated. Tim |
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4th February 2009
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Massey is great and cheap. No need for a 'A or B' thread. Just get the Massey first and get the Chandler down the line when you want to spend more money.
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4th February 2009
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MCPist- Tried the Ct4 on snare last night. Instant pop. Same with vocals. They sat well in the mix. The Chandler is a little tougher to get a hold of. It definitely has a vibe when it wants too. Gonna get into the limiter side of it today. Nothing is gonna hold vocals and bass like the way my 1176/STA Level combo does for me... but when you wanna smooth or smash something quick... hopefully one of these will work. I usually bounce thru outbaord back in...... it's just takes allot of time. Tim |
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