DBX 266XL vs. ART VLA PRO II - which is best for mastering?
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Re: DBX 266XL vs. ART VLA PRO II - which is best for masteri
Really love how these guys compressors sound -
http://www.elysia.com/hardware/xpressor ... roduction/
http://www.elysia.com/hardware/alpha-co ... roduction/
Not juuust because of the perty blue lights. I used the M-pressor plugin at my uni for a while, best compressor vst/au/rtas I have heard for slamming drum busses and ish.
http://www.elysia.com/hardware/xpressor ... roduction/
http://www.elysia.com/hardware/alpha-co ... roduction/
Not juuust because of the perty blue lights. I used the M-pressor plugin at my uni for a while, best compressor vst/au/rtas I have heard for slamming drum busses and ish.
Re: DBX 266XL vs. ART VLA PRO II - which is best for masteri
nice one!Depone wrote:Really love how these guys compressors sound -
http://www.elysia.com/hardware/xpressor ... roduction/
http://www.elysia.com/hardware/alpha-co ... roduction/
Not juuust because of the perty blue lights. I used the M-pressor plugin at my uni for a while, best compressor vst/au/rtas I have heard for slamming drum busses and ish.
Re: DBX 266XL vs. ART VLA PRO II - which is best for masteri
they are more than you had budget for.. but yeah I really like the company.FSTZ wrote:nice one!Depone wrote:Really love how these guys compressors sound -
http://www.elysia.com/hardware/xpressor ... roduction/
http://www.elysia.com/hardware/alpha-co ... roduction/
Not juuust because of the perty blue lights. I used the M-pressor plugin at my uni for a while, best compressor vst/au/rtas I have heard for slamming drum busses and ish.
Cant recommend the M-pressor enough
Re: DBX 266XL vs. ART VLA PRO II - which is best for masteri
well, that is my budget if I bought right now.. which I think I might hold outDepone wrote:they are more than you had budget for.. but yeah I really like the company.FSTZ wrote:nice one!Depone wrote:Really love how these guys compressors sound -
http://www.elysia.com/hardware/xpressor ... roduction/
http://www.elysia.com/hardware/alpha-co ... roduction/
Not juuust because of the perty blue lights. I used the M-pressor plugin at my uni for a while, best compressor vst/au/rtas I have heard for slamming drum busses and ish.
Cant recommend the M-pressor enough
I went to see how much they were and they aren't taking any orders because the staff is at AES in san fran
Re: DBX 266XL vs. ART VLA PRO II - which is best for masteri
Yeah thats annoying, just checked... last time i checked, that lunchbox comp was around $600 (i think)FSTZ wrote:well, that is my budget if I bought right now.. which I think I might hold outDepone wrote:they are more than you had budget for.. but yeah I really like the company.FSTZ wrote:nice one!Depone wrote:Really love how these guys compressors sound -
http://www.elysia.com/hardware/xpressor ... roduction/
http://www.elysia.com/hardware/alpha-co ... roduction/
Not juuust because of the perty blue lights. I used the M-pressor plugin at my uni for a while, best compressor vst/au/rtas I have heard for slamming drum busses and ish.
Cant recommend the M-pressor enough
I went to see how much they were and they aren't taking any orders because the staff is at AES in san fran
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