sick so glad it helped

of course man - means alot

im very happy to know that :)

so glad you liked it

your very welcome

yes ! I wanna actually get that out by weeks end hopefully - thanks for the kick int he ass !

glad it helped

wow thanks for the detailed explanation of your view - I however disagree - analog compressors and EQ all have there own sound.

@@BigJerr I agree, I'm just saying you could emulate most of them with a stock EQ and a bit of saturation. It won't be 100% the same but I think almost noone will notice the difference. Compressors are a different topic and it's not really possible to get to similar sounds with a stock compressor. That's mostly because most compressors have a set attack and release curve (not time!). I don't know if there's a compressor, where you can adjust those curves. Pro-C has a few options so you can get very close with that one.

@@malo374 but why do it the hard way - these plug ins are easy and fun to use - especially if you already have them

@@BigJerr If you already have them, there's no reason not to use them. You won't get back your money, so there's no use in thinking about it. But people watching this video might be thinking of purchasing these plugins. These plugins are pretty expensive and for some people 150$ (guessed price, I'm not from the US) is a significant amount of money. So I think it's important that they are being informed well. And I know there are also subscription models. That can go two ways: 1. You start paying for the plugins and at some point you notice, you don't really want to pay 15$ a month so you either buy the plugins or you stop using them. Buying now is definatly worse then buying day 1 but the alternative is pretty annoying: You can't open your old projects. 2. You never stop paying montly until you stop mixing for good. And I hope people keep with it for longer then a year, at which point you have payed the full price of the plugins. That sucks and some people notice that way too late. I personally think a lot of plugins are way too expensive for what they are actually doing. And I always feel a bit icky when I analyze a plugin and find out, that the EQ-Bands are boosting a different frequency then I put in. Or the plugin increases the volume by 1dB when you turn it on. And that happens way too often. It sometimes feels like some plugin developers are exploiting their customers weaknesses and I absolutely despise that.

@@malo374 well its obvious you feel strongly about this _ im not sure why - but some people like to have variety when they mix and if this video opens some peoples eyes to the possibility of processing with analog style devices I'm not sure why your taking the time out of your life to write paragraphs about it on my KZfaq page- kinda silly huh - anyway if you keep talking nonsense ill just erase your comments and ban you from the page - its simply not your call - but thanks anyway

Very late answer, but look into DMG Equilibrium and Kirchhoff EQ

Same reaction here. Not even close. Using an AB loudness plugin would've helped greatly, or just level matching better. Also, other then that, great video!

well if they do sound loud its because of the analog modeling - but I did match the peaks - sooooo....there is a difference between Peak and RMS ...perceived loudness - but thats a different topic.

@@BigJerr ...it's a good topic!

@@BigJerr Okay I see. Yeah you have to match the RMS so that loudness is matched and not the peak amplitude. Thanks for your answer =)