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Is the MAutoDynamicEq and the Tonebooster TB Fix kind of similar?
I already own the TB Fix dynamic processor and I and considering the Melda MAutoDynamicEq vst. Are these two similar? I don't need to have the ability to auto match EQ from a wave file to what I am working on. I do like the idea of controlling separate bands with dynamics and EQ in the same module. Here are the links: MAutoDynamicEq http://www.meldaproduction.com/plugins/product.php?id=MAutoDynamicEq TB Fix http://www.toneboosters.com/tb-flx/ If you own both, it would be helpful to get your feedback. Thanks. Jimmy
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Re: Is the MAutoDynamicEq and the Tonebooster TB Fix kind of similar?
2014/09/28 14:34:32
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I I have TB Fix, but never use it...got it for free...
I have MAutoDynamicEQ - it's a favorite...a beast of a plugin...extensive...
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Re: Is the MAutoDynamicEq and the Tonebooster TB Fix kind of similar?
2014/09/28 22:06:31
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Similar only to the extent that they both employ filters. What they do and what you'd use them for is quite different. If you're concerned about functional overlap, don't be.
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Rimshot
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Re: Is the MAutoDynamicEq and the Tonebooster TB Fix kind of similar?
2014/09/28 22:18:09
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Thanks Larry and Bit. I am remastering some old tapes and have been using TB Fix primarily. I think I will purchase MAutoDynamic when it is discounted again.
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Re: Is the MAutoDynamicEq and the Tonebooster TB Fix kind of similar?
2014/09/28 22:30:42
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Re: Is the MAutoDynamicEq and the Tonebooster TB Fix kind of similar?
2014/09/29 16:36:12
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Hey, I noticed the meter under my avatar has been replaced by "bitflipper" in binary-coded ASCII! How cool is that?
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Re: Is the MAutoDynamicEq and the Tonebooster TB Fix kind of similar?
2014/09/29 17:40:01
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bitflipper
Hey, I noticed the meter under my avatar has been replaced by "bitflipper" in binary-coded ASCII! How cool is that?
Not very at all ?
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Re: Is the MAutoDynamicEq and the Tonebooster TB Fix kind of similar?
2014/09/29 22:23:40
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Re: Is the MAutoDynamicEq and the Tonebooster TB Fix kind of similar?
2014/09/29 23:31:02
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I'm not seeing your whole name there ... maybe they should've used hex.
But congratulations on your position as Host. A fine choice indeed.
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Re: Is the MAutoDynamicEq and the Tonebooster TB Fix kind of similar?
2014/09/30 07:42:11
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Yeh, maybe I should ask them to truncate it to just "011000100110100101110100". Much easier to type, and there's no need to be so formal.
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Re: Is the MAutoDynamicEq and the Tonebooster TB Fix kind of similar?
2014/09/30 09:56:42
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bitflipper
For something more like TB Fix, but on steroids, check out MSpectralDynamics when it goes on sale. I did a recent review/tutorial on it:
http://soundbytesmag.net/spectraldynamicsdynamiceq/
I also reviewed MAutoDynamicEQ in the July issue:
http://soundbytesmag.net/meldaproductionmautodynamiceq/
Both are everyday go-to lifesavers here at Camp Bit.
Your articles were very helpful Bit. Thanks for the links. You write very well indeed. I will wait for MAutoDynamicEQ to go back on sale. Congrats on your new title. The bits seem to go nicely with your name!
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Re: Is the MAutoDynamicEq and the Tonebooster TB Fix kind of similar?
2014/09/30 15:05:36
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Muggle.
Are froum hosts allowed to call people names ? Is this part of the new gestapo gestalt ? Luckily I have absolutely no idea what you just called me, so I can't be offended. Or can I ? 
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Re: Is the MAutoDynamicEq and the Tonebooster TB Fix kind of similar?
2014/09/30 23:31:04
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You can't possibly be offended by being called a Muggle if you are one, because Muggles don't know they're Muggles. You can only be offended if you're not a Muggle, but by your own admission you don't know what a Muggle is. Ergo, you must be a Muggle. (Gestapo, by contrast, is a term everybody understands. It is nearly always intended as as insult. Only by appending a can one neutralize its normally offensive connotations.)
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Re: Is the MAutoDynamicEq and the Tonebooster TB Fix kind of similar?
2014/10/02 16:44:11
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bitflipper
You can't possibly be offended by being called a Muggle if you are one, because Muggles don't know they're Muggles. You can only be offended if you're not a Muggle, but by your own admission you don't know what a Muggle is. Ergo, you must be a Muggle.
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Re: Is the MAutoDynamicEq and the Tonebooster TB Fix kind of similar?
2014/10/03 08:16:07
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