REVIEW: Brainworx bx_digital V2

bx_digitalv2_full

Brainworx has released a new version of their stereo mastering EQ. I’ve been using it for some time now, and here’s what I think about it.
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Future kill-offs

I will continue to get rid of more and more plug-ins. Here’s what I’ve been thinking.
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Five plug-in developers you should check out and why

It’s easy to get lost in the jungle of plug-ins, and if you don’t know where to look it might take ages to find that killer compressor you’re looking for. Here are some companies that make killer products in my opinion.
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Elimination of compressors

After piling up on too many compressors once again, I decided to finally pick my poison so to speak. This is not the type of review where all contenders will get my recommendation. We’re doing this Highlander style, there can be only one. Maybe two. Three is a failure. Minimalism is my diet.
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Elimination of EQ’s

I have a lot of EQ’s, and way more have passed my plugin folder. I decided my plug-in folder had way too many in it so I… added even more! Why? Just to decide which not to keep. Follow me as I kick most of them to the unused folder.
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REVIEW: McDSP Retro Pack

It’s no secret I’m a big McDSP fan. With that in mind it’s easy to understand that I got pretty worked up when I first heard of the Retro Pack. McDSP is being retro without emulating anything. Let’s see if it’s worth having.
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REVIEW: GForce M-Tron Pro

This week I will post reviews of two virtual instruments that, believe it or not, have interested even a plug-in instrument skeptic such as myself. Today we’re going to have a look at GForce M-Tron Pro.
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REVIEW: SPL Transient Designer, EQ Rangers Vol.1 plug-ins

I know I did this backwards. SPL TwinTube is the latest release from SPL and I reviewed it before the others. Anyway, here’s my opinions on the EQ Rangers and the Transient Designer.
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REVIEW: SPL TwinTube

I was excited when I heard SPL was making TwinTube as the next Analog Code plug-in. Not because I have any experience with the hardware, but because I felt I need a new “gritirator”.
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REVIEW: Pro Tools 8 – the conclusion

Sometimes you just need to get on with your life. This is one of those moments. I can’t very well review Pro Tools 8 until version 9 comes out when there are so many other things that deserves a review as well. Here’s the conclusion.
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