i wonder cause it's on sale atm

martinjuenke wrote:Satin is all you need. Waves tapes aren't that good.
Caine123 wrote:Speakerphone, RS-20 and Satin?
i wonder cause it's on sale atmthanks!
DJErmac wrote:To me vinyl sound means ... more heavy bass
v1o wrote:It doesn't even tame the low frequencies
cprompt wrote:DJErmac wrote:To me vinyl sound means ... more heavy bassv1o wrote:It doesn't even tame the low frequencies
One man's meat is another man's poison!
plexuss wrote:I use it all the time and it is excellent.
plexuss wrote:I am a real tape and vinyl junkie.
martinjuenke wrote:Satin is all you need. Waves tapes aren't that good.
plexuss wrote:I should point out that the tracks I posted have Vinyl close to the final limiter and are mixed 100% wet so what you are hearing is totally affected by Vinyl. I also used automaiton to move the tonearm acorss the "record" over the duration of the track. I can't say it emulates the effect of this in real life because a well set up turntable will exhibit little to no change in sound (even using a pivot tonearm). But since it's a feature built into Vinyl I decided to use it for good measure.
What do you think of the sound?
laggy wrote:plexuss wrote:I should point out that the tracks I posted have Vinyl close to the final limiter and are mixed 100% wet so what you are hearing is totally affected by Vinyl. I also used automaiton to move the tonearm acorss the "record" over the duration of the track. I can't say it emulates the effect of this in real life because a well set up turntable will exhibit little to no change in sound (even using a pivot tonearm). But since it's a feature built into Vinyl I decided to use it for good measure.
What do you think of the sound?
I like your tracks. Sounds like a record/vinyl to me.
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