Your bf has sense! Especially since any half-@$$#d filter, compressor, and/or EQ can already do the job. If you want to do a really good job, then you just need to be creative with them!debra1rlo wrote:my bf, a minute ago after i explained this thread:
"if i had won the 70 million dollar lottery, i still wouldn't spend $2900 on a filter for the Methuselah noise"
(If free VSTs ever wanted to claim a crown, now's the time!!!)
You know TV -- broadcasters just LOVE to throw away money. (And what do they care -- it's from advertisers foolish enough to buy airtime. Buy Bud Light, and support Waves' exploitation of its relatively-small customer base with OUTRAGEOUSLY-overpriced plug-ins. We've got a Clydesdale riding on the next 8 "Diamond" bundles!)


