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Old 4th November 2006   #31
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I especially like it on the drum bus. Works well on the 2 bus also. I haven't tried it on vox yet but I bet it can do some funky things. I've never tried the hardware unit but after trying the plug I can't wait to get my hands on one.



Sounds nice, just what I wanted to hear. Thanks!

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Unless of course, you put your compressor on an Aux track and route that to your audio track.
Yeah, but you still are hitting the converters first, so once agian, it wouldnt matter if it was on or off. You have to have a hardware compressor in line before it hits the DAW.

Max Cooper you are bending the rules a little!! You crafty bastard!
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Rcomp and Rvox On for that modern compressed vocal sound.

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sonalksis sv-315
psp mixpressor
waves rencomp
waves ssl
chandler tg-12413

they all have their own sound and uses
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All just my humble opinion.

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