Sonimus TuCo Compressor

[Tappistry]

Nobody seems to know anything, perhaps including them. They were talking about starting the development process of MK II versions about a year ago and they changed the logo on their Facebook page maybe indicating that they're getting ready to announce something, but who knows when that will be.

FWIW after I sent a feature request to their support email, they mentioned something about a new product that will be announced soon and to "stay tuned."

[Jonathan Shepherd]

Guess I'm a bit late to the party on this one?!? Stills rocks hard, 10 years on. Some of that real coding. Salute!

[Burillo]

yes, great compressor actually, fully agree

[yzcoruhT]

The best easy-to-use compressor. Set and forget. The only issue is small UI.

About year ago I got reply, that free SonEQ will be resizable. DelaySon was released. Still waiting...

[Vortifex]

Site is down for me: http://sonimus.com/

[Jonathan Shepherd]

It's up, for me anyhoo -

[Vortifex]

It's up again. Demoing Tuco atm. Sounds really nice on the master bus. Can sort of get close with MJUC but not close enough.

[pekbro]

Wow, their site is way more annoying than it used to be. Anyway, Tuco is great, I thought everybody had that one already. I paid $49, cheapest I've seen it for on sale is $39 in 2024

[Jonathan Shepherd]

Yeah I had Satson from them, exceptional kit that one. Never really gave Tuco a gander til the other day for some reason but I should've known it would be great, being from Sonimus and all. They're having a sale atm, $59. I think it's well worth it. The ease of use and great sound are great, but the low CPU hit is the cherry on top. Feels like it can be used in any situation and excel at it.