Anyone Using PSP Nitro, Antares Filter or Frohmage?

[Panopticon]

additionally, there will usually be a .plist file and possibly some remnants under Application Support. If you're unstalling, say, Nitro, just do a search for 'Nitro' in the Finder window and you'll generally find the rest of the stuff. In OSX, it doesn't do anything other than take up disk space, though, so you're not usually talking about a big deal.

[fontane]

Thanks for your help everyone... My final decisoin was PSP Nitro... i really enjoy the interface and it has a certain sound to it that i really enjoy...

got the MIDI cc thing going and its all happy

[chrispick]

Originally posted by fontane:
Thanks for your help everyone... My final decisoin was PSP Nitro... i really enjoy the interface and it has a certain sound to it that i really enjoy...

got the MIDI cc thing going and its all happy

Congrats. PSP makes some great-quality, inexpensive stuff.

To add to the filter list (even if it's a moot offer for you, fontane -- at least for now):

NI Spektral Delay

Maybe it's the one for you, Skycave?

<small>[ July 17, 2005, 06:33 PM: Message edited by: heavypick ]</small>

[beubbo]

Sdfalk wrote :

A vote for Filterscape

Hi Sdfalk,

what do you think about Filterscape's deessing (quality sound wise) compare to other plug-ins like, say, Renaissance deesser...

thanks for your advice !

[bennals]

Anyone tried Fabfilter Volcano yet? It's my new king of the filter world. Simple yet good modulation options, MIDI learn, and most importantly, a beautiful sound. Still has room for improvement with it's envelope triggering, but it's a new plug and I'm sure they'll sort that out in a future update. 30 day trial is great as well.

Check it out

Bill.

[fontane]

Originally posted by heavypick:

Originally posted by fontane:
Thanks for your help everyone... My final decisoin was PSP Nitro... i really enjoy the interface and it has a certain sound to it that i really enjoy...

got the MIDI cc thing going and its all happy

Congrats. PSP makes some great-quality, inexpensive stuff.

To add to the filter list (even if it's a moot offer for you, fontane -- at least for now):

NI Spektral Delay

Maybe it's the one for you, Skycave?

so far the psp def sounds great... although not great in the huge phat sound sense (i may not have had enough time to tweek either), but it has a shimmer and sparkle that it def adds to the track it effects and is wonderfully designed while being intuitive to use...

the spektral delay looks great as well... it is a must on my plugin list...

[sdfalk]

Hi Sdfalk,

what do you think about Filterscape's deessing (quality sound wise) compare to other plug-ins like, say, Renaissance deesser...

thanks for your advice

Waves Renaissance Deeser?
Lord I haven't looked at (or demoed) there products for so long
I honestly couldn't say.
Having said that, I'm perfectly satisfied with the
quality of Filterscape in a standard mixing environment.
Either as an EQ or in de-essing.

[beubbo]

Having said that, I'm perfectly satisfied with the
quality of Filterscape in a standard mixing environment.
Either as an EQ or in de-essing.

Thanks taking time answering... will demo it !