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JETTS
on Oct 8, 2005, 8:38pm:
Could you give me some settings that you would consider closest to an La2a and a 1176 if you have the time
thanks
thanks
Aleksey Vaneev
on Oct 9, 2005, 9:47pm:
It may not be as easy as it seems. Crunchessor has a very different design to compressors you've mentioned.
JETTS
on Oct 10, 2005, 10:13pm:
I think your right at least on the la2a so far. I did some tests with the la2a yesterday with Crunch and the Ren Compressor from waves and I was able to get the Rcomp just about as close as you can get doing vocals
Settings were Attack 9.5 Release 60..warm and opto enabled. My feeling was Crunch was never able to sound smooth enough..but there are so many settings its hard to not get tired trying them all.
With the 1176..I know its operates differently depending in the material. Would you suggest using any of the filters for vox in Crunch?
Settings were Attack 9.5 Release 60..warm and opto enabled. My feeling was Crunch was never able to sound smooth enough..but there are so many settings its hard to not get tired trying them all.
With the 1176..I know its operates differently depending in the material. Would you suggest using any of the filters for vox in Crunch?
Aleksey Vaneev
on Oct 11, 2005, 8:03am:
Don't give up! Crunchessor may find its way in your mixes anyway. Maybe not for vocals, but for synth or other instruments.
Right now I also think that I may add something to Crunchessor which will make it smoother. This may change its sound a lot, but I'll run a poll before releasing such update.
Right now I also think that I may add something to Crunchessor which will make it smoother. This may change its sound a lot, but I'll run a poll before releasing such update.
JETTS
on Oct 11, 2005, 10:40pm:
Hey
I wont give up....this thing is great for so many things. I guess what I was looking for in this case is that flowing vox sound. Its hard to describe...but I'll try...its like when tape moves over a head--there is a sense of waves or fluid type sound. Optos give you that depending on the settings.
I wont give up....this thing is great for so many things. I guess what I was looking for in this case is that flowing vox sound. Its hard to describe...but I'll try...its like when tape moves over a head--there is a sense of waves or fluid type sound. Optos give you that depending on the settings.
Aleksey Vaneev
on Oct 12, 2005, 7:41am:
You may also try Voxformer - it's has got exactly a feedback (opto) design.
bmanic
on Nov 7, 2005, 12:10am:
This is an old thread but just in case: Try the new Marquis compressor. It can do some pretty La-2A:ish smooth leveling. I especially like the T3 attack with feedback compression. Make the attack as fast as possible and the release really long (like 2 seconds or more). This will approximate the La-2a. Another scenario is to use the T1 attack, again set it as fast as possible and keep release at around 100ms and then tune the 3 release parameters between 0.3 and 0.6 for long, program dependant release.
- bManic
- bManic
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