i´m a TBT fanboy.
i´m happy i jumped just alone for what it is showing me.
I like to compare Dry vs. Wet vs. Delta with my modular percussion beats.
First of all it gives me insight, and tells me something how production-work people might look at the things.
It might even lead further to a rearrangement of what i think is the best sound vs. single instruments. Yet i think on single insrruments is a good dynamic EQ still unbeatable for the bigger part of it.
Its a new timeage for my feel. With new tools and a new sound.
Vintage sound is passé for my taste. I like that very clear, very tidly cleaned up "modern-time" digital sound.
While i should use this one just alone for it´s delta output to do some FX experiments. Planned ! but i didn´t came to it so far.
These modern Tools, that´s what i like to see from SW !
While ofcoarse, hoping for everybody else, that you got allready your "perfectly fine matched" clones of all that Vintage stuff allready. I´d bet you do![:lol:]( "Laughing")
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i´m happy i jumped just alone for what it is showing me.
I like to compare Dry vs. Wet vs. Delta with my modular percussion beats.
First of all it gives me insight, and tells me something how production-work people might look at the things.
It might even lead further to a rearrangement of what i think is the best sound vs. single instruments. Yet i think on single insrruments is a good dynamic EQ still unbeatable for the bigger part of it.
Its a new timeage for my feel. With new tools and a new sound.
Vintage sound is passé for my taste. I like that very clear, very tidly cleaned up "modern-time" digital sound.
While i should use this one just alone for it´s delta output to do some FX experiments. Planned ! but i didn´t came to it so far.
These modern Tools, that´s what i like to see from SW !
While ofcoarse, hoping for everybody else, that you got allready your "perfectly fine matched" clones of all that Vintage stuff allready. I´d bet you do
Statistics: Posted by Funky40 — Sat Nov 23, 2024 4:32 pm