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URS CLASIC CONSOLE STRIP PRO

Posted: Tue Jun 10, 2008 5:51 pm
by docwra
Just got this recently of a recommendation through the local studio i go up to. If you can get hold of this then do it. Its the shit i tell thee!


http://www.ursplugins.com/index.html

Posted: Tue Jun 10, 2008 5:52 pm
by docwra
Here's your palette:

30 Selectable Input Stage Algorithms
60 Selectable Compressor/ Limiter starting points - Pre or Post EQ
5 Selectable EQ Algorithms for each Fully Sweepable Parametric band
Channel Filters - Pre or Post Compressor or Sidechainable
Powerful De-esser and Ducker and other included special effects
Interactive Signal Flow Display Section follows the signal path
Super DSP efficient URS Classic Console Strip version include

Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 12:01 pm
by chewie
Dam that looks good what sort of specs are you running it with? I was looking at UAD-1 recentlly but i think this just murdered it. Do you think the native AU will run ok in logic 8(intel/UB)? it only mentions logic 6 and 7.

Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 12:28 pm
by docwra
its fine on cpu

Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2008 12:50 pm
by batfink
the plugs available for UAD will shit all over the URS'. But it'll cost ya.

I aint got no UAD tho (nor a compatible host), so URS Fulltec EQ and compressors are always useful. :)

Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2008 2:40 pm
by chewie
Yeah the UAD-1 is good but as you said it's pretty expensive as you know you'll need atleast two cards to run a few plugins.
Docwra in what way are you using the CSP? Are you using it as channel strip settings on AUX channels, say seperate setting for kick, bass, snare etc or are you using it as a master bus channel strip?

Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2008 5:32 pm
by doomstep
Chewie wrote:master bus channel strip?
:? :|

URS plugs do look pretty don't they?

They sound good tho, I like the A10 and the 1980 comp is good at making any snare sound like 'thwack'

Input Stage Algorithms are prob the most interesting part, wish they'd make it as a standalone plug, wouldn't hit the cpu as hard & you could put one on each channel 8)

Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2008 10:38 pm
by docwra
doomstep wrote:
Chewie wrote:master bus channel strip?
:? :|

URS plugs do look pretty don't they?

They sound good tho, I like the A10 and the 1980 comp is good at making any snare sound like 'thwack'

Input Stage Algorithms are prob the most interesting part, wish they'd make it as a standalone plug, wouldn't hit the cpu as hard & you could put one on each channel 8)

To add to that, the plug in also comes with a stripped down version with it aswell and really is not big on CPU

Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2008 10:40 pm
by docwra
Chewie wrote:Yeah the UAD-1 is good but as you said it's pretty expensive as you know you'll need atleast two cards to run a few plugins.
Docwra in what way are you using the CSP? Are you using it as channel strip settings on AUX channels, say seperate setting for kick, bass, snare etc or are you using it as a master bus channel strip?


I never have any compresors or eq's etc on my master. Am a firm believer that you should be attempting to get the perfect mix so you should be focusing on your individual sounds and processes. Iv been using it on various things like my kicks, snares, drum master, sidechaining with it.

Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2008 11:22 pm
by chewie
Yeah i thought that putting stuff on the master was a big no no. I've been using the PSP mix pack 2 recently and found the mixtreble(on hats) and saturator(on snare/kick) quite nice but i'm keen to upgrade the compressors and eqs from the ones in logic. Anyway i'm going to give the demo a shot this weekend.
Cheers for the reply.

Posted: Fri Jun 13, 2008 5:52 am
by doomstep
Chewie, I just thought they were a funny combo of words, URS are good on drum busses tho. You on mac yh? If you are looking for quality, low cpu alternatives for AU - chk airwindows plugins;

http://www.airwindows.com/index.html

No GUIs, just good sounding and unique plugs, and Chris the guy that makes em is a champ, if you buy a plug-in and it gets upgraded to a new version, he'll send you the new version free 8) all his dynamics plugs have wet/dry for parallel compression. He's a wierd guy and some of the concepts are very, as I say, 'unique' check out the free 'channel' plug.


Yh Docwra, I use a ooollllld computer so low cpu use for me is prob mad differant :lol: I dont have the cpu overhead to waste on GUIs :lol: :lol: I'd just love to be able to use those modelling algos & bank them up for saturation type things. Prob not what URS intend em for.

I'm not bothered tho, once I upgrade my ULN2 I will have that anyway with a 80bit summing buss 8)

Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2008 1:29 am
by konrad
Docwra wrote:Here's your palette:

30 Selectable Input Stage Algorithms
60 Selectable Compressor/ Limiter starting points - Pre or Post EQ
5 Selectable EQ Algorithms for each Fully Sweepable Parametric band
Channel Filters - Pre or Post Compressor or Sidechainable
Powerful De-esser and Ducker and other included special effects
Interactive Signal Flow Display Section follows the signal path
Super DSP efficient URS Classic Console Strip version include
You sure you know what any of that is you only learnt what compression actually does to the input about 3 days ago...



:wink: :lol:

Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2008 12:53 pm
by rob sparx
Waves API plugins (part of the Mercury bundle) are similar but better sounding than the URS ones

Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2008 5:04 pm
by docwra
konrad wrote:
Docwra wrote:Here's your palette:

30 Selectable Input Stage Algorithms
60 Selectable Compressor/ Limiter starting points - Pre or Post EQ
5 Selectable EQ Algorithms for each Fully Sweepable Parametric band
Channel Filters - Pre or Post Compressor or Sidechainable
Powerful De-esser and Ducker and other included special effects
Interactive Signal Flow Display Section follows the signal path
Super DSP efficient URS Classic Console Strip version include
You sure you know what any of that is you only learnt what compression actually does to the input about 3 days ago...



:wink: :lol:


ZOMG it's Konrad


Dubstepforum this is Konrad one of my emo buddys in my area who does a producing init.



Was just posting up some info from the URS website about the plug in and yes i will openly admit i havnt a clue like a lot of people how compression works but just go by what my ears are telling me but slowly learning more and getting there.

Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2008 6:42 pm
by konrad
I saw your sidechain thread too, this forum must be full of right fucking spacXstikz if you're the one giving compression tips :lol:

@ dubstepforum heads :P Joke btw

Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2008 8:12 pm
by docwra
konrad wrote:I saw your sidechain thread too, this forum must be full of right fucking spacXstikz if you're the one giving compression tips :lol:

@ dubstepforum heads :P Joke btw


The sidechaining theread has no mention of compression techniques just how to set up you fucking retard, learn to read!

Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2008 8:25 pm
by konrad
This coming from the man that talks to me with "txt spk" on MSN. :lol:
I can barely understand what you're saying half the time.
Pick your toys up and come and cyber with me on teh inetrowebin.

:k:

Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2008 8:35 pm
by docwra
konrad wrote:This coming from the man that talks to me with "txt spk" on MSN. :lol:
I can barely understand what you're saying half the time.
Pick your toys up and come and cyber with me on teh inetrowebin.

:k:



:cry:

Posted: Sun Jun 22, 2008 9:01 am
by pubstep cunt
txt bk.

Re: URS CLASIC CONSOLE STRIP PRO

Posted: Sun Jun 22, 2008 11:22 am
by ikeaboy
Docwra wrote:Just got this recently of a recommendation through the local studio i go up to. If you can get hold of this then do it. Its the shit i tell thee!


http://www.ursplugins.com/index.html
$599 or €384, fuck that I'd go for a Focusrite total mix or two hardware compressors like an Alesis 3630 and FMR Really Nice Compressor for that cash.