They're not fighting. Bootsie is simply asking for clarification on the Sat. I think it sounds good, too, but the info I'm getting from their exchange is great.shanecgriffo wrote:i use both bootsie's and vieris's plugins. and find them both useful..
thanks to both of you.. now kiss and make up ok
They are near identical to the module series versions. I don't foresee much if any change for them. I really like there current qualities. Don't expect these to change.( Besides I have sworn to fellow KVR users I would leave them beCompyfox wrote:So I take it that FFC-1 and FFB-1 are different than the horizontal comps wiht numeric values? Cause I do prefer that sometimes.
Will both plugins be updated, or only the new vertical ones from now on?
) I will design a different compressor not change an existing design. There will never be a FFC-1 2.0, But keep an eye out for FFC-2. I will say the Module series has my focus. There are still a few key mixing tools to be added to this mixing suite. This is why there is not a horizontal version of the optical compressor, leveling amp, & the others.
That's what I did......named it "Signal to Noize".Compyfox wrote:Oh and... out of curiosity... I do love to sort my plugins by company name, so how to name the folder for your plugs, "Signal to Noize"?
Yeah if you push all of the ratio buttons in it sums them as one. This can be used like the 1176.Compyfox wrote:Seeing as the comps resemble the LA stuff in terms of the "ratio switches", is it maybe possible to trigger them all at once like with the Bombfactory ones to create some sort of limiter?
Just curious.
Oh, and I really do prefer horizontal ones, but that's personal preference. Same with more realistic looking skins. I do like the looks of your multiband distortion plugin and P3Q really reminds me of an old mixer channelstrip indeed. The comps are just a bit cluttered in vertical mode, but hey... you can't be too picky for stuff that is free.
Oh and... out of curiosity... I do love to sort my plugins by company name, so how to name the folder for your plugs, "Signal to Noize"?
Works for me.vieris wrote:Yeah if you push all of the ratio buttons in it sums them as one. This can be used like the 1176.Compyfox wrote:Seeing as the comps resemble the LA stuff in terms of the "ratio switches", is it maybe possible to trigger them all at once like with the Bombfactory ones to create some sort of limiter?
Just curious.
Oh, and I really do prefer horizontal ones, but that's personal preference. Same with more realistic looking skins. I do like the looks of your multiband distortion plugin and P3Q really reminds me of an old mixer channelstrip indeed. The comps are just a bit cluttered in vertical mode, but hey... you can't be too picky for stuff that is free.
Oh and... out of curiosity... I do love to sort my plugins by company name, so how to name the folder for your plugs, "Signal to Noize"?
As far as folder name is concerned do as you like. SignalToNoize would work. My main music site/usual alias is RhythmInMind. My actual name is Eric Beam this is the name registered in the VST itself. Eric's freakin plugin Crap always works
Well it's not as fast as it seems. I'm just going down the list and porting vsts of patches i've already created at some point in different modular environments. It really helps to have something already designed.bduffy wrote:Byagh!! Love!!
Yea, I think your new company name will help it to "stand out" from the crowd.
EDIT: Wow. I've got 21 plugins in that folder now. Is there a Guiness Book entry for fastest plug-in developer on the planet?
Ok that was pretty badYea, I think your new company name will help it to "stand out" from the crowd.
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