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dawman
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Thanx Bro,I'm going to add another card to my rig for xtra outs. The Scope Project Plus for the AES/EBU, and XLRs. That way I can get the mix and master plugs this time. I hope it works cause the Oberheim is erratic between patch changes. i.e. volume jumps, etc. That's why I want to go through the scope card, plus I love the way the XPander sounds through Celmo's Tape Sim. It is nice to mix the Oberheim with Bluewave, and Minimax, without disturbing the patch layer levels. Plus I could leave the Oberheim at max volume for that nice buzzy sound it gets when its cranked, and mix within Scope. Scope is the most beautiful thing since sliced bread.
- darkrezin
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Not sure if you thought the plugin I mentioned is in the Mix and Master pack, but it's actually by Sonic Timeworks - it's a 3rd party thing. You can buy them in a bundle or separately. They've been around a long time but they sound great.
http://www.sonictimeworks.com
http://www.sonictimeworks.com
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dawman
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Thank you gents. My FOH engineer explaineed to me that the CompressorX from Sonic Timeworkz is exactly what I need. It has the soft knee brickwall limiter with RMS option. Seems to modeled off the Avalon he uses. He's still not totally convinced of the soft approach of Scope/GS3, and uses my Oberheim as the prime example. But he says I have the best "hybrid sound" that he has ever mixed. I guess coming from him a back-handed compliment is better than nothing.It should set level not by ratio, but by db, or RMS. I will respond if my endeavor is sucessfull. Thanks again you guys. BTW, anyone know why forum is named PlanetZ? Sounds like a plug to me. No pun intended.
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dawman
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Semi success story. Compressor-X works as it should. I'm really having fun downloading new gear while I travel. The XPanders sound loses some of its character when its compressed, so I'm afraid I'll have to use a digital db meter to match and reduce patches to fit all my different mixes. I can't wait to have an all in the box set-up. The advantages are so time saving, and obvious.