Nice. You should switch out the the EQ-5 for the new EEQ-2. I think it will give you better results.RunBeerRun wrote:I haven't tried the opto yet, I'll have to run it tomorrow and see how it does.
Been using feedforward compressor and 5-band eq a lot, eq is gold on bass guitar because I can boost the mids and it takes focus away from the low end, leaving the bass drum hits to shine thru.
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- KVRian
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- 19156 posts since 13 Feb, 2003 from Vancouver, Canada
Sorry to pester you, but there is a strange little problem with Cubase SX 3 that I kept meaning to point out to you: with your thinner module plug-ins, the Cubase preset menu is almost completely obscured:
I can usually access it by carefully clicking on the remaining space, but it's almost impossible with the Sub-1. I guess these are just thinner than any other plugin, not sure if there's much to be done about it.
I can usually access it by carefully clicking on the remaining space, but it's almost impossible with the Sub-1. I guess these are just thinner than any other plugin, not sure if there's much to be done about it.
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- KVRAF
- 2054 posts since 3 Jun, 2001 from Not far from Australia
yes, thats why vst has a minimum size specification.
vieris, simply adjust the size and save as vst again.
btw, most of your gui's are hard to see because they are too dark.
also a good idea would be to shut your vst down when no input.
vieris, simply adjust the size and save as vst again.
btw, most of your gui's are hard to see because they are too dark.
also a good idea would be to shut your vst down when no input.
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- KVRist
- 363 posts since 13 Apr, 2004 from NYC, USA
Hey Midiworks, not meaning to cause trouble here, but are you sure your personal screen settings aren't set a bit dark? Because these plugs are clear and easy to read over here.
Cheers.
Cheers.
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- 2490 posts since 2 Jan, 2008 from denmark
they are also clearly readable here
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No way am I switching! Lol the 5-bander boosts the heck out of the midrange, and obliterates everything else.
I'm not an actual eq-man, so I just use what is fun. But yes the newer plug might do better for precision.
I'm not an actual eq-man, so I just use what is fun. But yes the newer plug might do better for precision.
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Thats cool theres nothing wrong with the 5 band. Different color, Different beast.RunBeerRun wrote:No way am I switching! Lol the 5-bander boosts the heck out of the midrange, and obliterates everything else.
I'm not an actual eq-man, so I just use what is fun. But yes the newer plug might do better for precision.
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- 2054 posts since 3 Jun, 2001 from Not far from Australia
SongMonkey wrote:Hey Midiworks, not meaning to cause trouble here, but are you sure your personal screen settings aren't set a bit dark? Because these plugs are clear and easy to read over here.
Cheers.
maybe its the choice off colors...
the black one is easy on the eyes.
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- 1371 posts since 21 Oct, 2004 from New England Transplant to West LA
At least i'm not the only one breaking the VST size spec. 
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What host is that? It cuts the bottom off both our plugs?
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Ahh i see. When it's skinny the menu drops down. They should look into that. Both cubase & chainer. They should be able to take anything in my opinion. CoughCoughCoughLiveReaperCoughCough..ddummer wrote:Chainer don't like thin and tall plugins where its added vertical menu size will truncate the VST GUI down below with the same amount....
//Daniel
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- 19156 posts since 13 Feb, 2003 from Vancouver, Canada
ThanksIdRatherDieCoughCoughCough...vieris wrote:Ahh i see. When it's skinny the menu drops down. They should look into that. Both cubase & chainer. They should be able to take anything in my opinion. CoughCoughCoughLiveReaperCoughCough..ddummer wrote:Chainer don't like thin and tall plugins where its added vertical menu size will truncate the VST GUI down below with the same amount....
//Daniel
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Actually, that's not totally true. Reaper is quite amazing and would be a relatively easy transition from Cubase. I keep my eye on it. 