Nomad Factory sale

[hct]

I know that Nomad Factory plugins are not (in general) the ones everyone and their dogs love, but there are some really useful plugins in their range nevertheless. And I think that now there is a good (not sure whether it's a right word to use here) reason to pick up some.

http://www.dontcrack.com/news/2013/12/funds-for-nomad/

 

[Sloan]

the COSMOS is apparently an emulation of the Peavey Kosmos, interesting.
http://www.peavey.com/products/index.cfm/item/0/116507/

no experience with these plugs, but the GUI's look good to me.

 

[Manicompression]

I picked up magnetic, its for a good cause and Im a sucker for saturation vst's. I like the multiband comp limiter by these guys

 

[~BURNY~]

That suck for their CEO guy and I wish him well but nomad factory plugins are both expensive and mediocre sounding.

 

[hct]

Yes, "normal" prices are too expensive in my opinion as well. But I've picked up several plugins in sales and ... Yes, I know that Echoes looses in comparison with UAD EP-34 (in Echoplex emulation) and the same is true for Pultec emulations, but as UAD is far too expensive for me anyway, for me Nomad plugins have very good value. I use these two from Nomad a lot and will demo some more plugins probably now.

 

[drew_drummer]

I used Magnetic on every channel on the last TNBD album. I had tried to use Nebula with some AlexB stuff (who turns out, he's a total cunt and wont issue refunds, and tells Paypal you're a pirate when you try to get your money back for a bullshit product) ... and Magnetic totally raped it every single time.

I am a big fan of Magnetic, a few of the BT plugins are good too, but on the whole it's all about Magnetic.

 

[UncleBob]

I preferred the NF pultec over the Waves and the Softube Tubetech versions, not sure whose was "accurate" or if it's because the Nomad version has a built in clipper/limiter but on a kick drum when level matched theirs definitely sounds better on my setup.