Markisflippinsweet
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How are you guys feeling about it so far?
Owning the MKI and not really liking it too much, I'm curious!
Owning the MKI and not really liking it too much, I'm curious!
That's where I am. The original is like using a stock Daw EQ IMO.How are you guys feeling about it so far?
Owning the MKI and not really liking it too much, I'm curious!
38.3% mono and 44.2% stereoI guess I can always grab the demo, but I'm waiting to see the DSP hit. I don't see it on the instance chart, do you?
Wow, can't those moron Nazis come up with anything original? They stole the Swastika from Hindu mythology and now they're taking the 88 Cue Ball (which means putting "English" on the ball, and I believe Neve is a Brit company).Oddly, my first reaction (and maybe this is explained more by my genealogy of being German), was to recoil at the '88 Cue Ball' track ball on the hw console. I've never seen that before ... but I've never been near a real 88RS in real life either... but that's a helluva well-known Nazi-sympathizer symbol in Germany. I'm laughing about it now, but my first reaction was "UH OH"... hahah.
No thanks, I'll pass.38.3% mono and 44.2% stereo
My exact thoughts. Unless they come out with a more cost effective DSP it's simply not interesting.No thanks, I'll pass.
Yeah and after that, no more DSP available for anything else.Well at under 50% you can run 4 and 8 on the 4 and 8 pre for tracking ?
Yes, if that's all you will use it for I guess it's fine. But for mixing it's a different story. An Octo would let you run 16 instances, which won't cover most mixes.Well at under 50% you can run 4 and 8 on the 4 and 8 pre for tracking ?
I personally wouldn't have a problem working with the DSP requirements. With the dynamics and eq section disabled it only uses 16% (the filters still work). If you disable some of those sections that you aren't using you can easily squeeze some reverb, delay and tape plugins in. The only time I use a lot of compression and eq when tracking is when recording single sources like vocals, bass or guitars. In those cases there is plenty of DSP for the full channel strip as well as tape, reverb and delay. If i'm recording something with lots of inputs (like drums) I don't use compression and eq on every channel. Only really need the preamp section and filters in those situations. Mixing of course is another story, but that's what the satellite's are for.Yeah and after that, no more DSP available for anything else.
If you wanna use, reverb, delay, tape or anything else, you're screwed.
Yeah and after that, no more DSP available for anything else.
If you wanna use, reverb, delay, tape or anything else, you're screwed.