Superior 2.0 effects

[-Loco-]

Do any of you guys use/heavily rely on the built-in effects that s2.0 offers? such as the e.q/comp etc?

I just got round to working with it now, although the bleed controls are a bit of an annoying transition compared to DFHS, took me like an hour to figure out how to get my mic balance right

 

[Chris_P_Critter]

I don't - much easier for me to do multi track routing and apply my own effects. I messed with them for a bit, but wasn't impressed.

 

[mintcheerios]

I like them, but I find it inconvenient that I can't use them as VSTs. It makes it impossible to use with other VST plugs (think chain order). It's a shame since I really like the transient designer.

 

[TheDude]

I use them all the time. I have a bunch of presets that I can just load up. Voilá really good sound without any routing/tweaking/loading channels and whatever.

 

[AudioPhile777]

I've been trying to figure out how to route it out to channels in PT so I can load gogs for the kick... haven't been successful yet...

So, for the most part, I have some presets that I use for demoing stuff but if I want it to sound decent, I bounce the drums and then treat them like normal drums...

 

[Machinated]

I dont really use them as I'm one of the rare few that bounces the tracks off into wavs and imports.

that said, when im sent stuff in 48khz to work on ill route the sampler to my mixer as i cant find a way to bounce in 48000.......

when i have used the fx they have been good, but thats expected of sonalksis.

 

[Sacha]

I think they sound pretty damn good. They give you all the tools to mix within the program, or you can mix outside with other plugins if you prefer, which is pretty sweet.

 

[JeffTD]

I don't... for some reason they make my system go APESHIT. I prefer to process in my DAW, anyways.