Just bought Elephant and Crunchessor plugins, they fucking kill!
I still can´t understand why such a great limiter as Elephant costs only 59$ (not that it bothers me though). It really fucks L2 in the arse at least when squashing the track like hell. The tweakability rules also, there´s limiting modes from soft and transparent to total squashing.
There´s a clipping mode too, and that with oversampling set to "auto" the levels stay under 0db, sweet. It´s somewhat like timeworks mastering compressor. I did some comparison with these two. The snare was slightly more quiet in the elephant, but the overall feel was more punchy in the elephant too. Though just testing the snare level doesn´t indicate how badass the limiter is, it´s fun to do some comparison.
Crunchessor is a great compressor too. I was pretty confused first, because there were no treshold nor ratio controls. They are combined in the "drive" knob. Crunchessor also has many modes from clean to valve-like compressing.
I used to have demo versions of these babies a long time a go but didn´t put much effort in learning to use them, cause I thought they look dull at first
Voxengo plugs are really fair play, updates come often, the guy who codes em, really listens to the customers (i think he added the ultra-fast attack/release mode to the crunchessor after some guy sais that it´s now as fast as the R-Comp).
Are there any other happy Voxengo users?
I still can´t understand why such a great limiter as Elephant costs only 59$ (not that it bothers me though). It really fucks L2 in the arse at least when squashing the track like hell. The tweakability rules also, there´s limiting modes from soft and transparent to total squashing.
There´s a clipping mode too, and that with oversampling set to "auto" the levels stay under 0db, sweet. It´s somewhat like timeworks mastering compressor. I did some comparison with these two. The snare was slightly more quiet in the elephant, but the overall feel was more punchy in the elephant too. Though just testing the snare level doesn´t indicate how badass the limiter is, it´s fun to do some comparison.
Crunchessor is a great compressor too. I was pretty confused first, because there were no treshold nor ratio controls. They are combined in the "drive" knob. Crunchessor also has many modes from clean to valve-like compressing.
I used to have demo versions of these babies a long time a go but didn´t put much effort in learning to use them, cause I thought they look dull at first
Voxengo plugs are really fair play, updates come often, the guy who codes em, really listens to the customers (i think he added the ultra-fast attack/release mode to the crunchessor after some guy sais that it´s now as fast as the R-Comp).Are there any other happy Voxengo users?
