Ah! I totally understand that! Makes sense, thanks. Can't wait to try it out!ddummer wrote:The point with this one is that it should be simple to use.
You got one sound with 'comp' (longer attack) and one with 'limit' (faster attack)
where you select the amount of 'reduction' and make up the 'gain' loss.
And if you want to push even harder you can switch on 'boost'.
If a vocal track got too much noise floor and you raise the gain
too much you can switch on the 'noise gate' to "dry up" the track
by gating out the noise floor.
//Daniel
No TLs-2094_LEIA sound examples
- KVRAF
- 19156 posts since 13 Feb, 2003 from Vancouver, Canada
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 829 posts since 13 Jul, 2002
The 2094 became one thing with another GUI and then I made a wilde horse
algo with the black GUI that I yet haven't tamed and now I don't like
the GUI for the 2094 so.... I guess It is a GUI problem at this point.....
//Daniel
algo with the black GUI that I yet haven't tamed and now I don't like
the GUI for the 2094 so.... I guess It is a GUI problem at this point.....
//Daniel
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- KVRAF
- 12513 posts since 16 Aug, 2006
She's a pretty one! Looks simple to use too: my favorite kind of compressor.
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- KVRist
- 234 posts since 30 Sep, 2002
May I suggest to include a keyboard modifer that links the two main knobs Reduction and Gain. CTRL, SHIFT or ALT, it doesn't matter.ddummer wrote:Half a ball tickler.....
Nothing fancy but it works nice on vocals/bass if you want some
"make it louder" zero latency compression...
It is actually developed as an "inside the mixer" effect for my sequencer
where I made this special GUI version since the original mixer GUI is too small where some hosts can't handle a too narrow width.
(and yes it will turn up within a day or three.)
//Daniel
Will mix for fun
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- KVRAF
- 14740 posts since 19 Oct, 2003 from Berlin, Germany
Okay now, THAT'S IT! Liek... srsly...
I mean, crap... I was recently using your tube compressor plugin on one of my tracks (was it... ToW or was it TubeLimit... the green one) and I was like "holy crap, why didn't I use this one sooner for bass/heavy compression?! It's just the right beef I need!"
Seriously Daniel, you NEED a new page, where all your plugins are listed, proper manuals for them, a RSS feed where people can subscribe to to be up to date. Having that stuff going up and down on your FTP and throwing random stuff in here on the boards at KVR is just confusing. And seriously... I friggin lost track of what the heck is going on!
TLs-3127? TLs-2094? TLs-2094LAC? A planned host? Eh? What the?! o_O
I mean, crap... I was recently using your tube compressor plugin on one of my tracks (was it... ToW or was it TubeLimit... the green one) and I was like "holy crap, why didn't I use this one sooner for bass/heavy compression?! It's just the right beef I need!"
Seriously Daniel, you NEED a new page, where all your plugins are listed, proper manuals for them, a RSS feed where people can subscribe to to be up to date. Having that stuff going up and down on your FTP and throwing random stuff in here on the boards at KVR is just confusing. And seriously... I friggin lost track of what the heck is going on!
TLs-3127? TLs-2094? TLs-2094LAC? A planned host? Eh? What the?! o_O
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- KVRAF
- 12513 posts since 16 Aug, 2006
I suspect from some of Daniel's previous statements, that the "you NEED to do x, y, and z..." type comments are a big part of the reason why he stopped releasing plugins for a while, and still seems hesitant to do so to some degree. I mean, he doesn't need to do anything he doesn't want to when it comes to releasing plugins, and we should just be thankful when and if he does put something out. There's no reason to be an ingrate.Compyfox wrote: Seriously Daniel, you NEED a new page, where all your plugins are listed, proper manuals for them, a RSS feed where people can subscribe to to be up to date. Having that stuff going up and down on your FTP and throwing random stuff in here on the boards at KVR is just confusing. And seriously... I friggin lost track of what the heck is going on!
Compy, I'm not making a dig at you (or anyone else) in saying this, I understand that you would have missed a lot of this stuff if you haven't been following Daniel's posts on the subject over the last few years.
When Daniel releases this newest comp, I'll simply offer a thank you, and hope that one day I'll see another (either in a commercial form, donationware, or more freeware).
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 829 posts since 13 Jul, 2002
Isn't it more fun with un-structured stuff popping up here and there...
And this new plug isn't going to wet you pants THAT much so keep cool and make music.
//Daniel
And this new plug isn't going to wet you pants THAT much so keep cool and make music.
//Daniel
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- KVRAF
- 14740 posts since 19 Oct, 2003 from Berlin, Germany
True, it's just that if I basically look in this thread here, there were tons of stuff mentioned I've never heard before. People seemed to know something that others didn't, then the speculations started, what's going on, sneak previews were posted, etc, etc. If you only lost one minute of what was really going on, you're lost forever (like I am at the moment).
With a global page (with old and new plugins, even the discontinued and withdrawn plugins that some people seem to have anyway) rather than a constant changing server, people might be better aware what's acutally running along the TbT banner. I don't necessarily mean "you have to" like his life is depending on it, but let's look at this way.
The TinBrookTales Plugins are famous among new users, parttime musicians and engineers alike. If Daniel reaches out to us, says "okay, pay me maybe a dime every once in a while so that I can keep the server alive", this is a first step towards actually selling his plugins and getting something back from the community other than "thanks" and they're gone forever. People will be more sharp-eared, they'll be less greedy than usual and they support one of the people, who made things for us, or for me at least, better.
At least this is how I think about it. Don't shuffle it over tons of messages on this board, please keep it simple.
With a global page (with old and new plugins, even the discontinued and withdrawn plugins that some people seem to have anyway) rather than a constant changing server, people might be better aware what's acutally running along the TbT banner. I don't necessarily mean "you have to" like his life is depending on it, but let's look at this way.
The TinBrookTales Plugins are famous among new users, parttime musicians and engineers alike. If Daniel reaches out to us, says "okay, pay me maybe a dime every once in a while so that I can keep the server alive", this is a first step towards actually selling his plugins and getting something back from the community other than "thanks" and they're gone forever. People will be more sharp-eared, they'll be less greedy than usual and they support one of the people, who made things for us, or for me at least, better.
At least this is how I think about it. Don't shuffle it over tons of messages on this board, please keep it simple.
- KVRAF
- 5116 posts since 5 May, 2005 from Stockholm, Sweden
I just discovered the green limiter two days ago..
Funny thing is I had it in my VST folder for ages...I love it!...my favourite limiter right now..
Funny thing is I had it in my VST folder for ages...I love it!...my favourite limiter right now..
- KVRAF
- 2909 posts since 15 Feb, 2007 from ...in the butt
You talkin bout the 2095-LA?lotus2035 wrote:I just discovered the green limiter two days ago..
Funny thing is I had it in my VST folder for ages...I love it!...my favourite limiter right now..
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- KVRAF
- 14740 posts since 19 Oct, 2003 from Berlin, Germany
Now what is that again? 2095-LA? I thought there was only 2094-LA.
- KVRAF
- 2909 posts since 15 Feb, 2007 from ...in the butt
???Compyfox wrote:Now what is that again? 2095-LA? I thought there was only 2094-LA.
The one I have in my folder (kinda green) is labeled TLs2095-LA
heres a pic
http://www.gersic.com/plugins/index.php ... 5&action=1
- KVRAF
- 2909 posts since 15 Feb, 2007 from ...in the butt
OK OK I got it.
The green limiter theyre referring to is "Tube Limit"...
I'm a dummy
The green limiter theyre referring to is "Tube Limit"...
I'm a dummy

