Uh oh. I feel a shootout coming...
http://aom-factory.jp/products/invisible-limiter/
A.O.M. Invisible Limiter - Better than slate FG-X?
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A.O.M. Invisible Limiter - Better than slate FG-X?
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cbergm7210
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Re: A.O.M. Invisible Limiter - Better than slate FG-X?
http://www.gearslutz.com/board/product- ... miter.html
Apologies if this plug is not completely new for folks as it's been out for a little while. Happen to stumble across it today and it's the only limiter I've heard so much reference it being better than FG-X, which I very much use regularly.
Apologies if this plug is not completely new for folks as it's been out for a little while. Happen to stumble across it today and it's the only limiter I've heard so much reference it being better than FG-X, which I very much use regularly.
Mac Pro 2.66GHz Dual Quad Core Nahalem, 16 Gigs RAM, DP 9, RME Fireface 800, MOTU MIDIexpress 128, Mac OS 10.8.5
http://www.rfjmusic.com
http://www.rfjmusic.com
Re: A.O.M. Invisible Limiter - Better than slate FG-X?
Before you jump, do remember that Slate is promising an algo improvement, not just 64bit compatibility, with the next FGX update.
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Re: A.O.M. Invisible Limiter - Better than slate FG-X?
I tried the demo just now. Admittedly it was just a quick test, but when A/B'ing with FG/X on a particular mix, the bass and kick drum seemed to fatten up a little. Hard to describe. The kick drum especially seemed to lose a little bit of punch/attack/definition. Might be some of the transient preservation aspect of FG/X coming into play there.
Take with a heavy grain of salt. Just a first impression and haven't spent much time with it so far.
Take with a heavy grain of salt. Just a first impression and haven't spent much time with it so far.
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