Might want to pluck that nose hair

LEAVE DAVE ALONE!

Right?! Yeah Dave, T-Racks are cool, but not close-up into your molecular structure cool.

this made me laugh out loud man hahaha

@@Leoppassion me 2 haha

it would be nice if you could fullscreen plugins, would be very helpful.... for me at least

@mary allen I use the 9000j on all my tracks cuz theyre 0 latency, but most compressors are gonna have latency if they're using built-in lookahead and the EQs probably have some lookahead as-well

@mary allen Ive literally never had any issues with running my computer in the internet and tracking or mixing, but I often hear a lot of engineers having to do all these different things to their computers for them to work. Not to call you out in particular but I think a lot of engineers aren’t very computer literate young and old alike. Like I run 500 plugins on my computer and I’ve never had any issues with any of them whether it be with ilok which I use the cloud version or any other authorization software

so true

Its the hi hats...

hahaha dude. i was thinking the same thing lol

It's what music is these days

Sounds like a hobo with an 80s casio keyboard and a sonic flasher

Paul Wills i can't figure out when a compressor Re triggers. Does it go through its motion fully every time it triggers? And then disengage? Or is it constantly retriggering it's effect when the level goes above the threshold even if it's already compressing? Lol I don't expect an explanation but that's my thing that I don't understand. Cheers.

@@MrSuganutz a compressor is trigger by the set attack and is disengaged by the release. Some compressors, such as a LA2A, are wired to have slower attacks to have a smoother application where as in many compressors like a tube tech and 1176, you can change the attack and release. Think, threshold is when will the compressor be engaged, attack is how fast it will engage, release is when how quickly it releases. Also, slower attacks allow the beginning transients through and faster attacks squash the initial signal coming through

They speak trash because the UI looks cartoonish compared to the competition. Amateurs listen with their eyes and not their ears. T-Racks on average is the best sounding plugins which are simple to use and I have compared them all

Geen idee of je dit leest, maar ik snap die bundels niet zo goed. Ze zeggen dat je voor €150 38 mix plug-ins kan kopen in de MAX versie, maar je kan voor dezelfde prijs ook een bundel deluxe van maar 22 mix plug-ins kopen? Daarnaast, vind ik het raar dat ze per stuk gigantisch duur zijn, maar als je ze in een bundel hebt dan krijg je opeens bijna alles gratis. Kan je mij dat uitleggen?

Buy an irig49 and you get the deluxe set of plugins and a few VSTs

Yeah , the 5 upgraded has turned it into one of the best LA-2A clones lovely

Yeah same here!

The tapes have bugs

It's because they have an internal sampling rate of 384K

Savage lol

Perfect response and 100% true.

the sontec 432

id say the answer for that would be not everyones playing music out of decent monitors/headphones. for instance if your listening to a track on say your phone speaker or your computer speaker. and its not completely “maxed out”, you’ll hardly be able to hear it

Okay Pro. You know one thing that I know is the ones who know the least talk the most.

Probably te voice will be in that frequency range, you only hear the drums and instruments, it makes sense

Notch it down then - or try 2K or 900 Hz...

The mics on what are very obviously drum machine samples? 😆