Hi friends!
Seems CRane has some nice stuff at the plugin Land for PT TDM users.

Are they suitable for mastering or mostly for tracking?
Could we say that they are in the same boat of BF stuff or like L2 software/L2 hardware?

Many thanks in advance

Univeral Audio (and Mackie!) have released version 3.0 of their Powered Plug-ins. Support for multiple cards, the new Oxford EQ (demo only until you pay!), and other features.

I have not installed yet (I'm gonna wait a week or 2 to be safe!), but you can get it here:

http://www.uaudio.com/PPI/downloads/readme.html

I am interested in using this plugin to mainly warm up vocal tracks. Has anyone used this plugin in that capacity? Is there any other plugins that can be used to achieve the same result? Any input would be helpful :)

Hi there, I really need a de-essor for vocals on a project I need to finish up. Does anyone know of a de-essor plugin that works with sonar?

Thanks,
scarygroover

I really need a de-essor for a project I'm trying to finish up. Is there a de-essor that works in sonar?

Thank you much,
scarygroover

Hi All,
I just wander if you have any experience with UAD-1 powered plugins card made by Univesal Audio and distributed by Mackie? I am mixing almost entirely (except that sometimes i reamp or use external reverb) in Logic Audio 5.10, and I'm a bit tired with the sound quality of software plugins. I heard that UAD-1 sounds really great.

I finally picked up a UAD-1
I am using it with FXspansion's 4.2 beta VST adapter
Using it under wavelab using the wrapper, no problem works great
Using it in sound forge i get some weird problems.
Mainly when I load a second plug, it will say something like "this plugin could not load, expected buffer size is 512 buffer is 2408"

Let's hear about mastering plugins Also feel free to comment on pluginsused for "premastering". Doc

Just curious what verbs RO members prefer as their favorites.

http://www.PSPaudioware.com is looking for a few responsible people interested in joining their betatesters team. They are currently looking for people who work with Pro Tools on a Mac. If this interests you, reply to this topic (not me) and Antoni Ozynski from PSPaudioware.com will chime in and possibly contact you.