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MaZar « Forget plug-in SPL! »
Published on 12/22/13 at 08:214 inputs / 4 outputs on XLR, 2 buttons per channel (Attack / Sustain) and possible linker 2 channels.
UTILIZATION
Given the number of buttons, I think I have nothing more simple in my studio!
SOUND QUALITY
No loss when you go in, no staining.
But it is a fabulous tool that will trace the Rooms of your decision by filing its battery attacks, attacks subside electric basses, will add to the attack samples Electro too compressed while keeping the sustain or not same for acoustic guitar!
It is really possible to scuplter attacks and decay of what you spend it.
Just a tip: attack, once boosted, can saturate your converters in less than two ... 2 choices available to you: go into a preamp behind the transient designer for color and naturally compress the sound loudly in returning or less then return in the transient designer for the necessary re-attack before your converter margin.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for 7 years. He saved my life more than once.
I had the opportunity to test the plug-in SPL and I said "hey cool, I can sell my machine, earn money and buy Christmas gifts!" but in fact it is so much less efficient than hardware version that I quickly forgot this idea ... And even when I'm too lazy to connect 2 cables on my patch, I prefer to use the Oxford Transient Modulator works best the plug-in SPL except that this time, I put my Transient Designer to take on my microphone Battery overheads and I can not do without.
For the price, I think it is largely justified for 4 channels.
UTILIZATION
Given the number of buttons, I think I have nothing more simple in my studio!
SOUND QUALITY
No loss when you go in, no staining.
But it is a fabulous tool that will trace the Rooms of your decision by filing its battery attacks, attacks subside electric basses, will add to the attack samples Electro too compressed while keeping the sustain or not same for acoustic guitar!
It is really possible to scuplter attacks and decay of what you spend it.
Just a tip: attack, once boosted, can saturate your converters in less than two ... 2 choices available to you: go into a preamp behind the transient designer for color and naturally compress the sound loudly in returning or less then return in the transient designer for the necessary re-attack before your converter margin.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for 7 years. He saved my life more than once.
I had the opportunity to test the plug-in SPL and I said "hey cool, I can sell my machine, earn money and buy Christmas gifts!" but in fact it is so much less efficient than hardware version that I quickly forgot this idea ... And even when I'm too lazy to connect 2 cables on my patch, I prefer to use the Oxford Transient Modulator works best the plug-in SPL except that this time, I put my Transient Designer to take on my microphone Battery overheads and I can not do without.
For the price, I think it is largely justified for 4 channels.