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that was my first thought tooOn 2004-02-22 06:28, MCCYRANO wrote:
uff. das ist klasse!
Oh, I didn't realize that the final will be free too!!! Wow!!!
What about putting the softclippings in inerts!? So one could decide whatever to put in the 3 inserts for each band...
Oh, what about just the frequency splitter with 3 inserts!!!! One could even put Timeworks comp X in it for compression...
Martin
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Hi Andre,
The looks is great!
My options would be:
- bypass for each stage to have even more control of the signal
- numeric displays for all parameters
I still have problems to have a "flat" signal coming out of it, ie I can't put the knoobs/sliders to zero even when double clicked the signal isn't flat. Of course it doesn't mean I don't like the sound coming out of the device! It's really good (as somebody said great for drums
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The looks is great!
My options would be:
- bypass for each stage to have even more control of the signal
- numeric displays for all parameters
I still have problems to have a "flat" signal coming out of it, ie I can't put the knoobs/sliders to zero even when double clicked the signal isn't flat. Of course it doesn't mean I don't like the sound coming out of the device! It's really good (as somebody said great for drums
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I think that the phase issues of some multiband-plugs for the creamware platform are not normal. It should be normal that the software can be used without destroying the (Master-)signal.On 2004-02-24 13:19, Immanuel wrote:
Do you mean, that the way you split the signal does not create the phase isues of normal x-overs?
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Sorry for bothering you, Andre... Still have probs with the flat signal. I tried many things and compared it with bypass and there are differences. After hitting on the faders to "zero" them (like I do on pots, faders and any controller in any device to give it the default position) it gives very silent signal, perhaps flat but not the one that I hear after hitting bypass. Can you, please send me or us a preset file containing the flat one? I'd be greatful 
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