I put these on all my channels and had the AUTO function activated. It really evened out the mix even before any manual adjustment. Great little plug-in!
@@whitenoisestudio yes I had them at 0 at first which sounded great. Not sure if the group function makes a big difference. Will have to experiment further!
@@whitenoisestudio I have many of the brand's plugins. It is a one-man show yet very relaible and " gets job done " type of plugins. You should definitely check more often your opinions would be good
It sounds really good but still, I can hear a little bit of those hiss on the high freq Or I am just hallucinating (too much mixing mastering for today)
Overthinking. '' AnalogStage MK2 provides intelligent oversampling up to 4x to guarantee the highest possibile sound quality and an internal processing sample rate of 192KHz.''''
Hello, does it make the mix analog? Analog means monophonic according to some of my friends but I don't believe it. They prefer digital with very hard bass. I will try it although
@@whitenoisestudio I am starter in mastering only make declick and decrackle with izotope app that I bought it cheap. I have tried to denoise with demo plugins but all plugins are for separate parts for example kick, snare, bass, vocals etc. De-ess is also very difficult. If there were plugins to denoise full mix or master vinyls like the mastering of cds with 150-200 euros each one I would buy these.
@@TheReal_E.IRIZARRY I actually use and own both. Of course, Blyss is superior, but Analog Stage is pretty good. I like using different flavours in a mix and considering it cost me £3.00 in a sale it does a good job. I especially like it on Electric pianos, which it gives a slighlty dusty, but not too grungy feel to.
Did you ever consider using preamp plugins?
I put these on all my channels and had the AUTO function activated. It really evened out the mix even before any manual adjustment. Great little plug-in!
Sweet! Which level output settings did you use, the standard 0 VU?
@@whitenoisestudio yes I had them at 0 at first which sounded great. Not sure if the group function makes a big difference. Will have to experiment further!
Hornet Tape is a fucking beast. It's the most versatile saturation plugin I've ever used. I use Hornet Tape in every project, every genre.
Seems like Hornet did it again :))) thanks for the video man
This is a brand I need to check more often.
@@whitenoisestudio I have many of the brand's plugins. It is a one-man show yet very relaible and " gets job done " type of plugins.
You should definitely check more often your opinions would be good
One man show doesnt mean anything negative fortunately. Look at Fuse Audio. He makes some great stuff. I def keep an eye on Hornet.
Studio One has had this for years and it's absolutely superb! 😎
I assume the mark 1 version?
Which plugin in studio one?
@@whitenoisestudio console shaper
Actually I believe mk1 of Analog console came out before Presonus’s variant.
Might be wrong…
Do we have any oversampling/aliasing issue or am I just overthinking
It sounds really good but still, I can hear a little bit of those hiss on the high freq
Or I am just hallucinating (too much mixing mastering for today)
Overthinking. ''
AnalogStage MK2 provides intelligent oversampling up to 4x to guarantee the highest possibile sound quality and an internal processing sample rate of 192KHz.''''
@@whitenoisestudio Well I ma have some rest and enjoy good music and plugin then xD
Rest is important ^^
Rather use NLS from Waves. Makes really different have also 3 modes.
Slightly different applications. NLS is summing mostly. This one is best as first plugin in a plugin chain.
@@whitenoisestudio yeah sure
Hello, does it make the mix analog? Analog means monophonic according to some of my friends but I don't believe it. They prefer digital with very hard bass.
I will try it although
Absolutely not. Analog has nothing to do with stereo or mono. You should know that with a name like vinyl masters.
@@whitenoisestudio I am starter in mastering only make declick and decrackle with izotope app that I bought it cheap. I have tried to denoise with demo plugins but all plugins are for separate parts for example kick, snare, bass, vocals etc. De-ess is also very difficult.
If there were plugins to denoise full mix or master vinyls like the mastering of cds with 150-200 euros each one I would buy these.
Destroying a 6 years old.
FBI on autotune: Open up.
That moment when you read a comment and no word makes sense.
@@whitenoisestudio When a distortion plugin has an age number on it.
@@whitenoisestudio I read this same article in the newspaper: "FBI Agents Destroying Minds of Six Year Olds Using AutoTune!"
I hate to say this,
but Kush Audio's BLYSS > Hornet AnalogStage MK II. I'd stick with the former if I were you IJS.
That comparison is moot in functionality and price point.
@@whitenoisestudio You digress; trust in me please.
@@whitenoisestudio But fret not, I have to visit you guys in the Nederlands one day.
@@TheReal_E.IRIZARRY I have Blyss. It’s a great plugin
@@TheReal_E.IRIZARRY I actually use and own both. Of course, Blyss is superior, but Analog Stage is pretty good. I like using different flavours in a mix and considering it cost me £3.00 in a sale it does a good job. I especially like it on Electric pianos, which it gives a slighlty dusty, but not too grungy feel to.