McDSP Plugins

tengu · 22nd July 2006

Is anyone using these plugs in there mixes?

My demo time expired.

I was really enjoyed them particularly the classic pack .., filter bank and the multiband were quite good I thought

Have not got around to trialling Channel G

Can users give me someone feedback on these plugins and how you are using them?

Have you found them integral in your mixes?

Comparisons with other dynamics (hardware and software) you are using would help a lot.

max cooper · 22nd July 2006

I really like the sound of MC2000, especially what it does in the top end. The way it usually use it is dual-band and I compress the top but not the bottom. I especially like it with a long release time. I like it on drum overheads. Really nice for making the cymbals decay slowly.

Compressorbank is great as well. Really fast to dial in a good sound. Can sound really punchy for a plugin.

And I use Revolver quite a bit. good reverb.

karl · 22nd July 2006

I'm loving the MC2000 since I got it to replace the C4. Particularly good for dealing with the lower end of distorted guitars when the cab booms! The more I use it the more I find. I liked the compressor bank, but I already have too many options there.

22nd July 2006	#1
tengu Lives for gear Joined: May 2005 Posts: 672 Thread Starter	McDSP Plugins Is anyone using these plugs in there mixes? My demo time expired. I was really enjoyed them particularly the classic pack .., filter bank and the multiband were quite good I thought Have not got around to trialling Channel G Can users give me someone feedback on these plugins and how you are using them? Have you found them integral in your mixes? Comparisons with other dynamics (hardware and software) you are using would help a lot.

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22nd July 2006	#2
max cooper Lives for gear Joined: Aug 2004 Location: tx Posts: 8,802	I really like the sound of MC2000, especially what it does in the top end. The way it usually use it is dual-band and I compress the top but not the bottom. I especially like it with a long release time. I like it on drum overheads. Really nice for making the cymbals decay slowly. Compressorbank is great as well. Really fast to dial in a good sound. Can sound really punchy for a plugin. And I use Revolver quite a bit. good reverb.

22nd July 2006	#3
karl Gear maniac Joined: Mar 2004 Location: London Posts: 277	I'm loving the MC2000 since I got it to replace the C4. Particularly good for dealing with the lower end of distorted guitars when the cab booms! The more I use it the more I find. I liked the compressor bank, but I already have too many options there.