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#2349 - 03/23/04 06:25 PM Re: Alternate look for MixPack
G Rudolph Offline
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Registered: 12/26/03
Posts: 8
Loc: Pittsburgh, PA, USA
Mateusz,

BTW...I purchased MixPack over the weekend.
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#2350 - 07/14/04 08:57 AM Re: Alternate look for MixPack
R Drake Offline
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Registered: 07/20/03
Posts: 19
Loc: France
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Originally posted by Mateusz Wozniak PSP:

Any other ideas about the MixPack?

Regards,


About the GUI, I very much appreciate the small compact size of Mix Saturator/Mix Pressor. The big knurled knobs on Vintage Warmer seem silly to me, but as you say it's the sound that counts. I would ask please keep Mix Pack gui's nice and compact.

Sound-wise, I am still 100% sure Mix Saturator 1.6 tightens up the low frequencies in a special way I really love, and 1.7 doesn't. So I have both versions installed (one 1.6 DX and 1.7 VST) and use the old one for some purposes. For Mix Treble and Mix Pressor I always use 1.7.

Thanks for the fine plugins,
BD

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#2351 - 07/27/04 06:19 PM Re: Alternate look for MixPack
realtwang Offline
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Registered: 01/29/03
Posts: 28
Folks, it is definitely the sound that counts, not the looks. I say keep it simple. After all, the LA-2A and the Fairchild 660 wouldn't have won any beauty contests, but I've never heard of one being kicked out of the studio \:\) As long as it gets the job done, I don't really care what it looks like. None of my customers have ever said, "the mix sounds great, but why do you use that ugly compressor?"..... ;\)

[ July 27, 2004: Message edited by: realtwang ]
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