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  • Sonnox Oxford Limiter
    mooseherman's review

    This is a pretty fantastic digital compressor, which is something that a few months ago, I never thought I would be saying about any digital compressor. Setting it up wasn't difficult. The manual pretty much took care of everything, and it was easy to read and follow. I doubt even a novice would have trouble with it. Everything that this plugin can do can be controlled very easily. SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE The software is some of the better compression software I've seen. It's got a multitude of features. The signal enters and can be controlled at the beginning with the input control, where you control gain. There's a second section that controls attack, release, and knee values. There's finally an output level control, as well as several dithering options. There's another feature called Enhance which is a godsend; it lets you change the rate at which the DAW samples the audio, allowing you to get a tighter, fatter signal without peaking. This is rare for many compressors, which will often peak just before you reach the sound you want. There's another feature that's great for digital compressors called Recon that will make sure that playing the audio back after compression won't cause the sound to clip. I've never had a problem with the performance of my computer as long as I've been using this plug-in. OVERALL OPINION I really like the flexibility that this compressor has. It doesn't color the tones in the same way that a tube compressor would, but that's not really possible with digital. Instead, it allows you to really shape the sound from various angles. It's honestly more versatile than most compressors out there as well. For about $400, it's a bit expensive, but if you have no compression at all, and can't afford multiple compressors, then I'd say you'd be better off getting this. Eventually I'd insist that everyone own at least a few outboard, but if you can only do one in the meantime, make it this one.

    by mooseherman 2/9/10
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  • Sonnox Oxford Inflator
    moosers's review

    The Sonnox Oxford Inflator is a plug-in designed to give your sound more warmth and presence. I didn't have any issues with it as far as installation was concerned as it only took a few minutes. The interface of the software is one of its best features since it is so easy to follow and to use. It simply has sliders for input, output, effect, and curve, as well as buttons for clipping and band split. I haven't seen the manual for this plug-in so I can't say too much about it, but I don't think that one is necessary as it is easy enough to figure out how to use on its own. SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE I am currently running the Sonnox Oxford Inflator plug-in on a Mac Book Pro that has a 2.2 Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo processor and 4 GB of RAM. I run it in a Pro Tools LE system that runs with a Digi 002R audio interface and version 7.4 of Pro Tools LE. I'm able to use this plug-in as much as I would like within this configuration, as it is a plug-in that won't take up much processing power at all. This of course really depends on the type of system that you are running, but if you are currently able to run plug-ins without issues, you won't have any problems with this one in terms of performance. OVERALL OPINION While the Sonnox Oxford Inflator plug-in isn't an essential to anyone's plug-in collection, it is a plug-in that comes in handy for me. If I don't have any access to outboard gear to fatten up my signal, this plug-in works well to help me do so. The price is reasonable for either the TDM or native version and is definitely accessible to both professional and home studio owners. Again, while I don't think that this would be a good place to start your plug-in collection by any means, if you are looking for some new plug-ins to spice up your sound and capabilities a bit, definitely check out Sonnox's Oxford Inflator.

    by moosers 12/6/09
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