Hardware compressors

[benjames]

this conversation has been lost, your discussing hardware saying software is better than hardware unless you spend £500.

Being as most good compression vst's you discuss are more than £500 your argument is totally invalid.

i feel sick reading this discussion anymore, it truly belongs on a tidy trax forum,

[dirty_bass]

this conversation has been lost, your discussing hardware saying software is better than hardware unless you spend £500.

Being as most good compression vst's you discuss are more than £500 your argument is totally invalid.

i feel sick reading this discussion anymore, it truly belongs on a tidy trax forum,

what planet are you on?
None of the vst compressors I have listed cost more than £500

Sonalksis SV-315Mk2 Compressor (£149.99)
Voxengo Marquis Compressor (£43.98) an absolute steal!!!!!!
Focusrite Liquid Mix (£439)
URS 1970, 1975 and 1980 Compressor Bundle (£317.78)
Acustica Audio Nebula 3 (£40)!!!!!
Flux Solera (£336.33)
MJCompressor (Free!!!)

Now unless my mind has turned to jam, none of those plugs are priced over £500

In fact for £500 you can get a nice collection of very serious software compressors.

[rhythmtech]

i feel sick reading this discussion anymore, it truly belongs on a tidy trax forum,

[TechMouse]

this conversation has been lost, your discussing hardware saying software is better than hardware unless you spend £500.

Being as most good compression vst's you discuss are more than £500 your argument is totally invalid.

i feel sick reading this discussion anymore, it truly belongs on a tidy trax forum,

Errr, the Sonalksis compressor is £150 for a start.

Always check facts before posting, especially if you're going to get all elitist.

Tidy Trax indeed. Even the Tidy Boys have a good grasp of VST pricing.

[benjames]

Errr, the Sonalksis compressor is £150 for a start.

Always check facts before posting, especially if you're going to get all elitist.

Tidy Trax indeed. Even the Tidy Boys have a good grasp of VST pricing.

The tidy boys will know the prices of vst's, and im sure that is what makes their music sound so gooooood, of course the only real way to evaluate someones production work.

I was under the impression that Dirty Bass used the liquid mix (from other posts)!

[eyeswithoutaface]

this conversation has been lost, your discussing hardware saying software is better than hardware unless you spend £500.

Being as most good compression vst's you discuss are more than £500 your argument is totally invalid.

i feel sick reading this discussion anymore, it truly belongs on a tidy trax forum,

best post EVER to be posted on Blackout Audio

All Hail Ben James