Lets talk about all things related to transients and response including how it all effects a mix?

I have them both and the hardware sounds better.

Why?
I'll post an example of a kick but for now.

Hello all! New user, first time poster. I have been recording live music for 20+ years generally in the capacity of a musician in a band, via analog four track or more recently the stand-alone digital units, specifically a Fostex VF160. I have been recorded in a professional recording studio several times, so although I am not a "newbie" per se, this activity is always a learning experience.

All of my tracks are composed of synths, VSTi's, vox and guitar, and always ITB. There is always a harshness to my completed work that I have trouble avoiding. I'm aware of it, always, and almost never boost any of my eq's.

Looking for software that does something similar to Chrisian Budde's software.
http://www.saviours…
Check out the VST Plugin Analyser.

Is there any other software out there that can measure dynamic compression of different plugins?

I have the Cambridge, Realverb/Dreamverb, Fairchild, Pultec, Pultec pro, 1176,LA-2A , Prec Lim, Prec EQ, Plate 140.

I was around one when it was being used and was quite impressed. I know it's function but I'm curious what is exactly being done to the signal to achieve this. Can anyone educate me?

Respectfully,
Christopher

So it's great for drums. Can it control the dynamic range for vocals? like a peak limiter. I know its not a compressor/ limiter, but can it simulate one? I've nevere used it before.

WOW!. I just received my new SPL AUDIO, Transient Designer 4 and was impresed at what I could do with it! my primary reason for getting it was to have something extra to play with in reference to my kick and snare. I'm REALLY surprised that I havn't heard more about it in this forum. (definatly the closest thing to a "silver bullet" that I have ever experienced).

Hi there,