I have found my freeware RVox!!! Simple Squeeze

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Drum Roll please; it is BetaBugs Simple Squeeze. It has the one knob compression like RVox and too my ears it sound similiar. Does anyone else think it is comparable and do you think it is good on vocals. With FL Producer I have limited myself to 8 freeware fx which are Simple Squeeze, Blockfish, Vanilla Compressor, W1 Limiter, Classic Chorus, Ariesverb, Span and G-Gate. Does any know if any of these 8 do not work in atleast 32 bit processing? Thanks and which me luck. It is time I stop playing, surfing and researching and start making music.

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Squeze a big knob?
Is this the right place and time?
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Congrats -- I haven't tried this Squeeze, but you sound like you're on the right track. I just put together my newish DAW, and was appalled at the amount of time it took to install, organize, register, authorize and troubleshoot all these damn plugs - and compared to some of my fellow KVRists, my collection is rather on the modest side!

Brother, you have inspired me... I plan on spending this upcoming holiday weekend (I'm in the U.S.) streamlining the DAW, and then starting a song! :o

:)
JD

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I'm actually in the process of sorting my plugins, inspired by the way Energy-Xt shows you them (all on one screen, making it horribly apparant you have too many, and you only use a few), and i find myself tossing out a lot of them, mostly because i have to do research to find out what they do.
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Glad Simple Squeeze is working to your liking! :D Our first and still one of our finest moments. ;)

To answer your question-- as far as I know (and I'm not the coder but rather the docs guy) all VST 2.x and DX effects use 32-bit processing, so that shouldn't be a concern.

Greg
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Mighty Pea wrote:I'm actually in the process of sorting my plugins...
I'm actually in the process of sorting my plugins for last three years. :)

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