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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024

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  • @paulmisty8998
    @paulmisty8998 Месяц назад +1

    Preferences are personal taste.
    The J console is quite nice yet nothing I'd say is crucial. Karacter sounds very harsh to me. There are only 2 or 3 saturation plugins that I'll use ITB.

  • @ilovecheese4life
    @ilovecheese4life Месяц назад +1

    You da man ! - Brian

  • @coldskoolbeatz
    @coldskoolbeatz Месяц назад +1

    You should try Acustica Audio plugins.
    I love the Amek 9909. It's my favorite of the bx and Lindell channel strips.

    • @RicardoTolbert
      @RicardoTolbert  Месяц назад

      @@coldskoolbeatz I would love too but they’re so expensive haha I have some that I’ve bought though!

    • @coldskoolbeatz
      @coldskoolbeatz Месяц назад +1

      @@RicardoTolbert They always have sales around the middle of the year and the holidays my G.

    • @RicardoTolbert
      @RicardoTolbert  Месяц назад

      @@coldskoolbeatz ima have to be on the lookout. I also don’t use them because I’m on a M1 Mac and they’re not updated yet. Unfortunately kind of sucks. It’s been like four years lol

    • @coldskoolbeatz
      @coldskoolbeatz Месяц назад

      @@RicardoTolbert My replies keep disappearing. Maybe it's because I was trying to paste the support statement from Acustica's website.
      Anyway, not sure where you heard Acustica plugins are not supported on an M1. I own a 16" Macbook Pro M1 Max and at least 15 or more Acustica plugins.
      I use Cubase 13, ProTools, and a few other DAWs. I never had issues running them in any of them.
      Cubase 13 in particular blocks any plugin that is not native. Of the 15 or 20 I own, only 1 shows up on the block list. The other 19 or so say, "x64/arm64" under the architecture list.
      I bet if I updated that particular plugin it would find it's way off that list.

  • @vcodev108
    @vcodev108 Месяц назад +1

    What plugin do you use for stereo widening ?

    • @RicardoTolbert
      @RicardoTolbert  Месяц назад +1

      I don’t use stereo widening plugins but I do enjoy the ozone stereo enhancer at 3%

  • @coldskoolbeatz
    @coldskoolbeatz Месяц назад

    My replies keep disappearing. Maybe it's because I was trying to paste the support statement from Acustica's website.
    Anyway, not sure where you heard Acustica plugins are not supported on an M1. I own a 16" Macbook Pro M1 Max and at least 15 or more Acustica plugins.
    I use Cubase 13, ProTools, and a few other DAWs. I never had issues running them in any of them.
    Cubase 13 in particular blocks any plugin that is not native. Of the 15 or 20 I own, only 1 shows up on the block list. The other 19 or so say, "x64/arm64" under the architecture list.
    I bet if I updated that particular plugin it would find it's way off that list.

    • @RicardoTolbert
      @RicardoTolbert  Месяц назад

      Cream 2 and I forgot the other one that I own but as of now are still not available on M1 nativly AAX (Not using rosetta) unless it just got updated I'm not aware of it. I reached out to support in like May and they said they couldn't provide a timeline on when they would be updated. ***UPDATE*** I just checked I guess they did get updated I just installed them! Good looks thanks for reminding me