Do another video but with both plugins adjusted to the same taste but to the ecatly same output level, for instance -0.5 dBFS.īTW, no matter how good MJ Thriller is, you can hear how Masterdesk rounds up the audio image. In this way, a psuchoacoustic effects works against you! The moment something gets louder, that very mpoment the image is broken. If only you did it in the way of gain staged both plugins (at the same level). bringing it as close to a standard of good listening.
If you have a bad mix it will not be Masterdesk to recover it and think about it, reading the manual, you realize that the purpose is not that. And 'the same effect that made me CLAmix. In the end it has the effect of a drug, because if you use it to enrich and improve the sound after a while you make your ear and it seems there is not but when you take it away you realize it is missing.
In the test I did not use it to pull the volume. I was impressed by how it can add that roundness, tridimesionality and softness to the sound. Therefore, I choose developers that are innovators like TDL. That is because, some extremely knowledgeable people on this forum are essentially stating that coding the analog path fully is improbable. That's why my opinion is that presenting the beauty and warmth of the natural sound in the digital field should be the key, not emulating old equipment. I would say a handful of companies at the moment.Īlso, when I say properly, pay attention that 'analog' emulations still do not nail the sound of certain tools like for example optical or tube compressors for example. Precise digital tools that are very good quality without trying to emulate but do their job properly are not that often easily found on the market. Oh, so nobody's doing 'analog' emulations and have not been for some time? If that isn't asking for less variety in the marketplace, we have very different ideas of usage of the English language. You asked one plugin company to stop what they're doing and change their focus to making plugins that resemble another company's plugins.
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