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Or perhaps they are accurate but captured from broken or badly maintained originals? Who knows. I tried to tell him over and over again that the frequency responses of some of them are completely wrong. Second, his impulses that he uses (which he has probably sampled from the real gear) are of very low quality. To counter this, just make sure you don't drive em too hard in the first place. They are all a bit "smudgy" as somebody said here but it's because at some settings they use waveshaping/soft clipping at the output. Reading some Bmanic posts (he's easily my favorite compressor reviewer on KVR) here is a nice summary: The problem is: they don't sound particularly good.
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Frankly, it's somewhat irrelevant because, as Valle has tried to imply over and over, if they sound good then that is good enough, right? And in principle, yes, I do agree that if they sound good then it doesn't really matter what code elements are underlying. Antress's dismissal of the claims of "stealing" the graphics is that there is simply no notion copyright in his culture.?Īs far as the algos go, I've never seen the source code, so maybe that claim is off base. Nobody ever refutes the claim (including threads that Antress himself/herself is posting in). Well, there are many threads at KVR (too many to start bringing quotes) but many of the compressor gurus make reference to the fact that his GUIs included elements stolen from other companies (trademarked elements, apparently, which had to be removed and replaced after the companies in question called in their marks). I may be wrong, but it certainly looked different. I have had the opportunity to look at their compressor and it did not seem stock to me. In terms of them being stock algo's, I am not too sure about that. There are various graphic sources available around the web as you know. Ngarjuna, I don't know where you read about the GUIs being plagiarized, but I think I know where that may stem from.
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I have no doubt that many of these plugins are just as usable as any other synthmaker plugins, if that's what you like, by all means, they're free and available. By not so good, I'm not saying the plugin isn't usable in and of itself, simply that it doesn't do anything which makes it reminiscent of the hardware in question. I don't use Waves but yes, on a piece of hardware that I'm familiar with (have used enough times to know the behavior and sound of the unit), there is an audible difference between good models and not so good ones. Although, like I said, the only bad thing is its unreasonable CPU consumption. Then there actually are people who couldn't care less whether Antress is "fake" or not - many of their plugins sounds good.
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Try reinstalling the disabled plug-in or check with the manufacturer for an update.Well, since you can actually tell the difference being "utterly pale in comparison", which in my world means very big differences, that means YOU would tell the difference between a "fake" Antress and a "sooo real" Waves plugin even if it was a part of a finished production?
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If you still can't open Logic Pro or MainStage:
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If you can’t open Logic Pro or MainStage, remove the installer files for third-party Audio Units: