Alternatives to Neodymium?

[JHEB]

FWIW it still works for me using 32Lives in Mac Mojave OS as do the others (the RN versions). It is too bad that no one came out with a plugin that did what it did. It really was special and unique.

Sorry to necropost in such an old thread, but just wanted to say that there is now a plug-in that does the same as Neodymium (in case someone else comes here looking for something similar): Playfair Audio - Dynamic Grading.

They make it sound like their approach to dynamics processing is something completely novel and never thought of before, which seems quite disingenious. It's supposed to be a pretty good plug-in though.

[VicDiesel]

Sorry to necropost in such an old thread,

You couldn't have waited a few months until the thread was exactly 10 years old?

Thanks for the pointer.

V.

[Funkybot's Evil Twin]

FWIW it still works for me using 32Lives in Mac Mojave OS as do the others (the RN versions). It is too bad that no one came out with a plugin that did what it did. It really was special and unique.

Sorry to necropost in such an old thread, but just wanted to say that there is now a plug-in that does the same as Neodymium (in case someone else comes here looking for something similar): Playfair Audio - Dynamic Grading.

They make it sound like their approach to dynamics processing is something completely novel and never thought of before, which seems quite disingenious. It's supposed to be a pretty good plug-in though.

Well, it was only thought of once before that I'm aware of (Neodynium) so maybe they're just unaware or rounded down! Thanks for the tip about that.

$149 for the plugin. Ouch! I already made my contribution to economic growth for the month and bought an expensive plugin so will pass for now. Hope they have sales though!

[jamcat]

Neodymium...?

[fairlyclose]

FWIW it still works for me using 32Lives in Mac Mojave OS as do the others (the RN versions). It is too bad that no one came out with a plugin that did what it did. It really was special and unique.

Sorry to necropost in such an old thread, but just wanted to say that there is now a plug-in that does the same as Neodymium (in case someone else comes here looking for something similar): Playfair Audio - Dynamic Grading.

They make it sound like their approach to dynamics processing is something completely novel and never thought of before, which seems quite disingenious. It's supposed to be a pretty good plug-in though.

looks a winner - too expensive for the amount of use I would have for it I think, but maybe not. If it goes on sale I will demo it. The tutorial video and conference video are very helpful