Subject:Finalizer functionality?!

Posted by: chris_s

Date:10/25/1999 4:12:00 PM

I was considering getting a TC Electronics "Finalizer".
This is a box that basically polishes your signal to
sound, well, "finalized". I heard some of my mixes
through it and it sounded great - just like it
was on the radio or something.

Anyway, I was wondering if SoundForge could do something
similar? I guess it's just doing some sort of compression
based on certain frequency bands - is this available as
a plug on, or could it even be done using SoundForge4.5?

Chris

Subject:Re: Finalizer functionality?!

Reply by: thalliba

Date:10/26/1999 1:14:00 PM

Check out the Waves NPP bundle. Especially the Ultramaximizer. Using
this with some of the other plug-ins, might give you what you're
looking for.

Chris Scudds wrote:
>>I was considering getting a TC Electronics "Finalizer".
>>This is a box that basically polishes your signal to
>>sound, well, "finalized". I heard some of my mixes
>>through it and it sounded great - just like it
>>was on the radio or something.
>>
>>Anyway, I was wondering if SoundForge could do something
>>similar? I guess it's just doing some sort of compression
>>based on certain frequency bands - is this available as
>>a plug on, or could it even be done using SoundForge4.5?
>>
>> Chris

Subject:Re: Finalizer functionality?!

Reply by: chris_s

Date:10/27/1999 12:50:00 PM

OK - thanks for the tip!

Would you recommend this over SF's own
MultiBand Dynamics ( XFX-2 )?

Chris

Tor Magne Hallibakken wrote:
>>Check out the Waves NPP bundle. Especially the Ultramaximizer.
Using
>>this with some of the other plug-ins, might give you what you're
>>looking for.
>>