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+Darren Curtis II it's a VST, Darren, you add it to a DAW that you currently are using

Awesome! Thanks!

+Darren Curtis II Actually - I just finished a video going over mastering and effecting vocals and there is a part where I mash up a vocal pitch and automate it to rise/fall - (*this is in Logic X though) have a watch = https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZ9A54x0iy0

+O J He never said it was.

+mibungiable Yea its super awesome!U can download it from "crackedstuff . Net".They have 60+ VSTs available.But it comes with a surveys...i suggest you to create a new email and used that for surveys,it took me less than 10 minutes to finish everything,they have single download links so you dont have to download multiple rar files.I heard "audiobang . net" is also good,but they split the files into many parts so its more time consuming.

+Erwin Vomberg what you mean

+Barkeroni What do you mean? That there are so many?Well, essentially, yes, they basically all do the same thing. But once you get into the plug-ins that are modeled to be more like hardware, or even specific pieces of hardware, they might bring in very specific characteristics. They might even introduce characteristics when you leave all their settings neutral, such as noise, harmonics, or certain frequency-boosts or roll-offs.Some might be unique because they have very specific functionality, like MS-processing, or they might be specialized around particular frequencies and have very specific curves.So it's a mix of tonal and functional differences. And it does help to know how to equalize, always. But you also need to find which tool fits your purpose. Because one equalizer might not shape the tone like another would. I've noticed this experimenting myself. I might have been using one equalizer for a long time, until I tried another one that processed sound differently and forgotten all about the previous one.Of course, then you have the very versatile equalizers that can edit any frequency in about any way you like. But that might also cause "option-paralysis". Sometimes simplicity is a virtue. I like a good balance of both.

+Ginlah Probably not under his control. - Also; You would think professional productions (be it records, movies, etc.) all come out stellar...I've heard way worse on YouTube, even from capable people with good equipment.

+DerTraninator can ou help me how to download this eq/pls...

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+tj mack 2 words: 1. tchad 2. blake

"If you like the cheap route then use an SSL plugin instead of the the SSL hardware and see how far you would go. The radio DJ would laugh at you."That is the funniest thing I've read today.  If you think a radio DJ cares what plug-ins or hardware you use, you are living in a very, very different world than the rest of us.

+tj mack Your naivety is laughable. It's people like you that convince themselves that a "pro" sound is only achievable with analog gear, when that's not the case at all. Most of the professional mixing and mastering engineers mix and master with plugins now. Sounds like you're bitter because you don't have the skills or experience that it takes to make professional sounding productions.

+bigd1blue "It won't cut it like the real gear" If that's true, how come it works for so many people?Also, Dave is promoting them, and I'm assuming he is what you would consider a professional, so I'm going to assume he knows what he's talking about.PS: It's RazR not Razer

Razerbeats im not going to comment any further because you are just like anyone else out here trying to promote software knowing it wont cut it like the real gear or any other hardware peice that are used. Mixing is not a secret anymore so stop patronizing me with your BS.

+tj mack One final thing, if you preach hardware so much, show me some music you have made to back up those claims. Anyone can say they have friends who "made billboard hits", however I want concrete evidence.

+tj mack I don't know where you're getting this from, but if plugins were as useless as you say they are than how come a countless number of people have become eextremelysuccessful using them?

Then and only then is where a plug in eq is useful

Mud in the digital realm cant be eliminated by using eq but from only analog summing and digital conversion. Thats it. If anyone tells you otherwise its a lie. After the set up is complete then you can fine tune the mix by using plugin eqs for low pass and hi pass or cutting.

Cop you a UAD apollo set up too so to utilize their plugins which i think are pretty close in regards to hardware emulations. Combine that with a dangerous summing amp and a big ben apogee clock and you will have a nice spacial mix. It wont be punchy until the mastering stage is complete bur it wont sound muddy

Im still waiting on a video tutorial about analog/digital conversion. Without that its a complete waste of mixing especially if you use hardware

Anolope or Apogee and dont forget your master clock

I almost forgot about the A/D and D/A convertors for your hardware

Or you can let someone like Dave mix it for you which is a whole lot cheaper because they have all that gear on hand. Simple as that. You just concentrate on the preproduction.

You want to have a great sounding mix, start off by buyi g an SSL board, SSL outboard gear , an Apogee Symphony, a Summing Amp, a Manly Massive Passive and A vari comp. Along with Protools HD and TC electriconic gear. It will cost you a total of $ 60,000 bucks but you can at least mix and master a song thats somewhat radio ready

I tell it like is. No need to hoodwink people with nonsense

+tj mack Never mind, you seem too stuck up and brag-happy to even have a conversation with.......

If you like the cheap route then use an SSL plugin instead of the the SSL hardware and see how far you would go. The radio DJ would laugh at you.

Who are these people and what songs? Where they hits? Did you see the entire process from start to finish to back up these claims? Im curious to hear your response. After your response i will allow one my industry buddies to comment for me who already have billboard hits under their belt.

And what evidence do you have to back up that claim? I've heard people mix on only plugins and come out with amazing results. It's not what you use, it's how you use it

+tj mack I am a firm believer that it's the man, not the machine, who makes it work. 

Unless you like a thin sounding mix with no punch. Analog is the way to go and the end result in mastering. I will always use analog gear routed through protools with clead AD conversion. Dave does the same thing trust me.

What about the mastering smart guy

Ali said he mixed every record TDE released over the past few years in Pro Tools with plugins. Sorry, try again.

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very nice