SSL Duende Native Complete VS Ozone 5 Advanced?

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Just out of curiosity, which would be better suited for producing electronic music with?

Price wise they are almost on par..


Well for me I could buy

Alloy + Ozone 5 Advanced for $1,285.13

OR

Solid State Logic Duende Complete $1235.10


I am very serious about learning how to mix and master my own stuff, and Im kind of looking for a good quality toolset for learning.

I think price wise that for what you get, its more than worth it in the long run.
Last edited by V0RT3X on Sun Jul 29, 2012 7:42 am, edited 1 time in total.

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Ozone is more of a Mastering thing, the Duende stuff is more Mixing-oriented.
I don't think either's better or worse, as the both are actually quite different.
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chokehold wrote:Ozone is more of a Mastering thing, the Duende stuff is more Mixing-oriented.
I don't think either's better or worse, as the both are actually quite different.
Right now most of the tools I have for mixing is stuff that comes with Ableton & Logic, but I want to have something that helps my mixes stand out. I also use the DCAM Dynamics bundle which is great too.

I think going with the Duende Complete bundle might be the best, then send my finished tracks to a mastering house.

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Xaviero2012 wrote:
chokehold wrote:Ozone is more of a Mastering thing, the Duende stuff is more Mixing-oriented.
I don't think either's better or worse, as the both are actually quite different.
Right now most of the tools I have for mixing is stuff that comes with Ableton & Logic, but I want to have something that helps my mixes stand out. I also use the DCAM Dynamics bundle which is great too.

I think going with the Duende Complete bundle might be the best, then send my finished tracks to a mastering house.
There's no need for any of that, Xaviero. [edit: I mean, apart from the built-in Logic and Live stuff.] That's just overkill, man! I just read your introductory thread here, and got the same impression. Time and skill is all you need...

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sheikh al Dudeilan wrote:
Xaviero2012 wrote:
chokehold wrote:Ozone is more of a Mastering thing, the Duende stuff is more Mixing-oriented.
I don't think either's better or worse, as the both are actually quite different.
Right now most of the tools I have for mixing is stuff that comes with Ableton & Logic, but I want to have something that helps my mixes stand out. I also use the DCAM Dynamics bundle which is great too.

I think going with the Duende Complete bundle might be the best, then send my finished tracks to a mastering house.
There's no need for any of that, Xaviero. [edit: I mean, apart from the built-in Logic and Live stuff.] That's just overkill, man! I just read your introductory thread here, and got the same impression. Time and skill is all you need...
Yah I guess I'm just getting excited with all the possibilities now with Plugins.

The stuff in Live and Logic are pretty good, so I probably should just use those and learn to mix better. I may just have to buy the SSL Duende Essentials bundle tho, because its basically the same Bus compressor and channel strip as you get in Reason, and I really enjoyed the sound.

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Xaviero2012 wrote:Yah I guess I'm just getting excited with all the possibilities now with Plugins.
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Xaviero2012 wrote:The stuff in Live and Logic are pretty good, so I probably should just use those and learn to mix better. I may just have to buy the SSL Duende Essentials bundle tho, because its basically the same Bus compressor and channel strip as you get in Reason, and I really enjoyed the sound.
You may want to check out some freebies, they're every bit as good as that. Or maybe even gooder... ;) Here's a very recent post about [some of]them:

http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic ... 02#5012402
Last edited by sheikh al Dudeilan on Sun Jul 29, 2012 8:09 am, edited 1 time in total.

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Maybe you should head over to Groove3.com and spend thirty-something Dollars on o month of their All-Access pass. They have some of the best tutorial videos I know of, and even I -after mixing for over 10 years now- regularly find something interesting that I didn't know of yet.

Really, I don't think you'll be disappointed. But you'll have to watch and watch and watch a whole lot of videos, digest all the information and then practice on your own material.

Might be money spent more wisely. :)
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