therecordingart
15 March 2005
This might be a question for Mr. French since he is also a Cubase/Nuendo guy.
Right now I'm only using the stock compressor in Cubase SX and was wondering if there is a better compressor plug out there, and what makes it better?
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Here are my 2 cents, not that it means much... I record with Nu
Here are my 2 cents, not that it means much...
I record with Nuendo 2.0 and I too use WAVES RComp quite a bit because it is very smooth, but I also like BLOCKFISH by Digital Fish Phones because I find it to be very easy to get the sound I'm looking for from it and always find a use for it on something. Plus not to mention that it's FREE!!! Which is crazy because it's a very cool plugin. Mr French is right and you should let your ears guide you in the right direction.
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