where to by waves C4?
- Thread starter Lasse Lammert
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I could get AC1 and MC2000 (native) for the same price as MC2000TDM.
hmmmmm.....does anyone know how demanding McDSP plugs are on the CPU?
I could get AC1 and MC2000 (native) for the same price as MC2000TDM.
hmmmmm.....does anyone know how demanding McDSP plugs are on the CPU?
gabriel g.
Member
hey Lasse check out Dutchmuzik (ebay seller). I bought the studio-classics bundle from him. I saved SOOOO much money!!!
Also check out wavesuniverse.com (it is official waves seller)
It is never a good idea to buy waves plugins individual!!!
Buy a bundle that fits for you.... Like someone mentioned the gold bundle!!!
If you bought it in may you got the V-series bundle for free.
Also check out wavesuniverse.com (it is official waves seller)
It is never a good idea to buy waves plugins individual!!!
Buy a bundle that fits for you.... Like someone mentioned the gold bundle!!!
If you bought it in may you got the V-series bundle for free.
Brooo! I'd heard of Dutchmuzik (amazing), but hadn't heard of wavesuniverse.com (amazing amazing!).
I want the SSL bundle, $600 from Dutchmuzik apparenlty only until today, but its $600 on wavesuniverse for a while I think. Plus Dutchmuzik has McDSP stuff cheap which is awesome
Anyone know anymore places like this?
Mutant
I hate that supercow !
kev
Im guybrush threepwood
A slightly OT question for you guys. I've been mixing basically for about 3 years now, but how do you gauge a good compressor against a bad one? I have no problem with effects... but compressors at the moment, other than hype and fancy GUI's before me, Im not too sharp at saying hey, that one sounds better than that one!
I do have Ozone3 and it's alright, but something feels wrong about it...dunno.
I tried it on the drumbus and it's alright there, but just today I've found out that I prefer TC MasterX3 for that (if I have anything on the drumbus).
I just go by what feels right.
I like compressors that don't have tons of unnecessary features and give the desired results right away.
a good compressor for me is one that sounds good after like 30 seconds tweaking by ear.
I tried it on the drumbus and it's alright there, but just today I've found out that I prefer TC MasterX3 for that (if I have anything on the drumbus).
I just go by what feels right.
I like compressors that don't have tons of unnecessary features and give the desired results right away.
a good compressor for me is one that sounds good after like 30 seconds tweaking by ear.
kaomao
Member
Well said Lasse I tried them all myself, complete waste of time, noone sounded like c4. c4 sounds better because the way he treats crossover's, that's it.
the 90's called, they want their GUI back.. aha.
in all seriousness, i really liked the stock multiband compressor in SX3, but i lost that when i went legit - they seemed to miss out all of the real reasons why i'd want C4 over CS4, on the product comparison..
and kev, i'm with you on that one, i can't really tell the difference. maybe it's because i suck, but perhaps waves are riding on the name a little bit..
thanks,
Personally I've been using Massey CT4 lately. I find a compressor attractive if its got a fairly low CPU-usage, not too complicated and has a smooth character to it. Like the Massey CT4
So true! Other than Drumagog and its appallingly cheap look,its the worst GUI I've ever seen, so garish!
DanLights
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