Soundtoys Decapitator

May 28, 2015
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Soundtoys is having Black Friday sales so I'm thinking in getting Decapitator (it's half price). My question is, do you think it's worth getting it if I already have another saturation plugins such as Klangheim SDRR ?
 
How is Decapitator different from Slate VCC? I own VCC. Is it worth the $$$ to get Decapitator?
 
I'm DEFINITELY getting decapitator. I'm trying to figure out if I should just say fuck it and get the whole Soundtoys bundle. EchoBoy is fantastic, so is deviloc and micro shift. I'm trying to figure out a way to package things at audiodeluxe so I get the best bang for my buck.

I may end up just spending the $500 and getting the entire sound toys bundle, plus the fabfilter proq2 and proc2.
 
How is Decapitator different from Slate VCC? I own VCC. Is it worth the $$$ to get Decapitator?

They're COMPLETELY different. Slate is emulating console frequency response, cross talk, summing and saturation.

Decapitator is a saturation/ distortion plugin. Very very different. Yes decapitator is worth it.
 
It IS really nice, but I akways have trouble dialling it in just right. A little goes a long way!!
 
True, but it does have different style options and the mix knob. It's so useful on drums and parallel compression it's ridiculous.
 
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I would rather get Fabfilter saturn,a lot more features,multiband,etc.
I am happy with Quadrafuzz 2 from Cubase though.
 
I may have to jump on this!

Just the other night I pulled up a mix I did a while back and the drums just slammed me the right way and low-and-behold, I had a demo version of Decapitator on the drum bus for that mix.
 
Yeah I caved and ended up snatching Decapitator ($88 from plugindiscounts, audiodeluxe/sweetwater have it for $99) and the Progressive Foundry. Sweetwater has it boxed (lawl) for $150, which is $30 cheaper than Toontrack and most other places I've seen. Probably won't be on sale until a year from now or something so why not.
 
Yeah I caved and ended up snatching Decapitator ($88 from plugindiscounts, audiodeluxe/sweetwater have it for $99) and the Progressive Foundry. Sweetwater has it boxed (lawl) for $150, which is $30 cheaper than Toontrack and most other places I've seen. Probably won't be on sale until a year from now or something so why not.

I ended up just springing for Fabfilter Pro-Q2, Pro-C2 and decapitator (audiodeluxe has it for $88, you just have to add it to your cart)

I figured those are the three I'll use the most. I can wait a bit for the others. I do need to demo Saturn.