Pulsar Audio - Pulsar 8200 - Mixing With Mike Plugin of the Week
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
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Picked this up on the loyalty price. Very good deal! I'm going to use it on the 2-bus replacing my usual Plugin Alliance Bettermaker. The Mid-Side function is what sold me. Thanks Mike!
Great emulation of the GML 8200 and great explanation, Mike! Thanks very much for this detailed review!
I must say it is outstanding. It would not be wrong to call it the secret sauce.
Didn't think I needed this until I watched this video. I'm sold on it. Thanks.
I have an IK Mulitimedia EQual which with it's linear phase and classic eq curves is something along these lines but I must say this does sound good and seems very musical to use. 😎
They all going to be doing parallel bands now 😆
Demoed and now buying it for the master bus..... very smooth and warm 👍
Nice to see another vid from the esteemed Mike!
Would love to see this also working in a dynamic mode. As an option.
Excellent sound. Very clean and sweet sounding.
Thanks Mike. Thinking about potential uses for this besides vocals and buses. Maybe toward the end of a single track's plugin chain to do some shaping where other plugins didn't quite get it there.
How do you think this compares to the PA / bx AMEK 200? Thanks for the video!
Thank you for the info!
Hi. I recently bought the Pulsar Massive and am plaing around with that. Can you say how that compares with the 8200? I guess the 8200 allows for more surgical EQ changes?? any thoughts would be appriated
Thank you
@@bangubw736 OK thank you. I was actually keen to know how these two animals compare with one another?
The Massive is praised for its color and its shapes. You boost somewhere, you get a dip somewhere else. You gotta take the time to learn how to use it. The frequencies were chosen very well, but the bands interact with each other. The 8200 is just very nice. Can be surgical if you want it to. The Massive can't do that. The Massive also has a color when you just apply it to your track. It may or may not work. The 8200 is more versatile in that sense. I think I prefer the 8200 for everyday work. The Massive is more of a specialty.
@@orphic-trench Great . Thtas very helpful thank you. I use ProQ for surgical stuff and guess I will stick with that for now and play around with massive for musicality. many thanks
@@bangubw736 Knif Audio Soma is a gorgeous mastering EQ