Vst Plugins....A few of my favorite things -ACID Product Family

Subject:Vst Plugins....A few of my favorite things Posted by: RasKeita Date:6/8/2003 2:07:43 AM I just read a post and someone was asking for free excellent plugins here's a few that are must haves.... http://www.digilogue.de/english/products.htm http://www.digitalfishphones.com/main.php?item=2&subItem=1 http://www.izotope.com/products/audio/vinyl/vinyl.html http://www.ohmforce.com/articles/?type=homepage&media=flash
Subject:RE: Vst Plugins....A few of my favorite things Reply by: dkistner Date:6/8/2003 3:41:29 AM You've gotta get Inspector, a sophisticated free spectrum analyzer plugin from Elemental Audio. While you're there, check out the EQ plugins, too. They're not free but they get rave reviews. (I'm giving you the kvr discussion link so you can see what people are saying.) Another one to watch is Channel Grabber 2 by Tobybear. It's still in beta with some features being added and kinks being worked out, but I use it constantly. I have all these cleanly recorded mono voice lines to pull into Acid for mixing, in no time at all! If you want to see an explanation of what it does, and if you're interested in the give-and-take of plugin development, see this.
Subject:RE: Vst Plugins....A few of my favorite things Reply by: jam Date:6/8/2003 3:31:47 PM dkistner, Thank you very very much for the link towards Inspector. This was THE tool I'm searching for a long time to analyse my mixdown files. This FREEWARE is really a MUST HAVE! Regards, jam
Subject:RE: Vst Plugins....A few of my favorite things Reply by: dkistner Date:6/9/2003 4:41:39 AM Have you discovered all it can do? The RMS indicators! The balance indicators! Just very cool. And SO useful for visualizing filtering of individual voice lines! Seems to me I recall Inspector has to be put in a wrapper to use directly in Acid. I've got the SpinAudio wrapper, but I haven't tested it yet with the new update. (I did see a post here about potential problems with SpinAudio-wrapped plugins in 4.0c.) But you could put it on the master bus and see the spectrum for the entire piece, and what effect any track filtering might have on the whole. Yes, very cool.
Subject:RE: Vst Plugins....A few of my favorite things Reply by: Outlaw Date:6/9/2003 5:50:07 AM hey guys i just tried Inspector thru Directixer and it works real good very neat little tool to have and free!!

Subject:Vst Plugins....A few of my favorite things

Posted by: RasKeita

Date:6/8/2003 2:07:43 AM

I just read a post and someone was asking for free excellent plugins here's a few that are must haves....

http://www.digilogue.de/english/products.htm

http://www.digitalfishphones.com/main.php?item=2&subItem=1

http://www.izotope.com/products/audio/vinyl/vinyl.html

http://www.ohmforce.com/articles/?type=homepage&media=flash

Subject:RE: Vst Plugins....A few of my favorite things

Reply by: dkistner

Date:6/8/2003 3:41:29 AM

You've gotta get Inspector, a sophisticated free spectrum analyzer plugin from Elemental Audio. While you're there, check out the EQ plugins, too. They're not free but they get rave reviews. (I'm giving you the kvr discussion link so you can see what people are saying.)

Another one to watch is Channel Grabber 2 by Tobybear. It's still in beta with some features being added and kinks being worked out, but I use it constantly. I have all these cleanly recorded mono voice lines to pull into Acid for mixing, in no time at all! If you want to see an explanation of what it does, and if you're interested in the give-and-take of plugin development, see this.

Subject:RE: Vst Plugins....A few of my favorite things

Reply by: jam

Date:6/8/2003 3:31:47 PM

dkistner,
Thank you very very much for the link towards Inspector. This was THE tool I'm searching for a long time to analyse my mixdown files.
This FREEWARE is really a MUST HAVE!

Regards,
jam

Subject:RE: Vst Plugins....A few of my favorite things

Reply by: dkistner

Date:6/9/2003 4:41:39 AM

Have you discovered all it can do? The RMS indicators! The balance indicators! Just very cool. And SO useful for visualizing filtering of individual voice lines!

Seems to me I recall Inspector has to be put in a wrapper to use directly in Acid. I've got the SpinAudio wrapper, but I haven't tested it yet with the new update. (I did see a post here about potential problems with SpinAudio-wrapped plugins in 4.0c.) But you could put it on the master bus and see the spectrum for the entire piece, and what effect any track filtering might have on the whole. Yes, very cool.

Subject:RE: Vst Plugins....A few of my favorite things

Reply by: Outlaw

Date:6/9/2003 5:50:07 AM

hey guys i just tried Inspector thru Directixer and it works real good very neat little tool to have and free!!