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Powerful questions to study any plugin
When I started my exciting journey of reviewing 2 plugins per week, I found so far that all plugins can be divided into these categories: Inside cube vs. outside cube What does this plugin do to the elements in the mixing cube? Or what does it do to the whole cube? Transparent vs. Non-Transparent (color) What does this plugin do to the sound fixing it (transparent) or decorating it (colored)?
Powerful questions to study any plugin
1 like • 25d
One is additive saturation which is dithering. The other is subtractive EQ, which is a part of volume. I would try grouping plugins into categories. There are way too many variations and types.
3 likes • 25d
@Luiza Milenova I concur on making things simple. I recommend to ask 'why?' on everything. You'll figure out the unlimited ways on how... Good luck!
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0 likes • Mar 14
@Paint Masteringdotca I really can't say. Harrison plugins and software seems to be heavy on the CPU. Running light plugins is an option. This DAW does have a Harrison Sound, but I can make that in Reaper with SStL/Harrison/Slate Bundle. At one time they wanted $299 for this DAW... I tried the 30day. It's ok... Not worth the $ to me~
0 likes • Mar 19
@John Rowley it's good. becareful with this one and cause issues with distortion, phasing and other. kid-gloves~
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Hey, just wanted to ask could you post some simple and possibly cross platform examples of how you use AI? I'm not tying to put you on the spot. I currently a have a serious want to know relationship with AI. I'm getting a few things going. A lot of what I see as "tell me what this means" is absolute BS. But "sort this" "do this" is good to go. Are you able to help me find the place to look, tools to use, to do tasks that I can easily see are 'correct' once accomplished? I'm a pro AI old guy and want to open doors, make life easier, etc..
0 likes • Mar 13
I can give ya some direction to pursue. Being Friday and far from what I need done ATM, I'll have to get back to you ASAP.
Starting My New Journey: 2 Plugins Per Week | 8 Plugins Per Month | 96 Plugins Per Year
I finally did an inventory of all the plugins I own… and the number is around 300 🤯 But they are useless if I don’t truly know them. So I’m starting a long-term journey of studying and testing each plugin, beginning with the most important ones. My plan: - 2 plugins per week - 3 days study per plugin - at least 1 hour each day - Sunday review of both plugins That means 8 plugins per month and so 96 plugins per year. I’m committing to some understanding how each plugins shapes tone, dynamics, color, and workflow. It’s going to take time and patience. But honestly… there’s no other way. Is there? Gotta do it!
Starting My New Journey: 2 Plugins Per Week | 8 Plugins Per Month | 96 Plugins Per Year
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@Tom Baldwin no, I recommend Fullbucket and BlueArp
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