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Re: Comparison of Waves CLA-2A to Cakewalk CA-2A
2016/10/17 12:21:04
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Re: Comparison of Waves CLA-2A to Cakewalk CA-2A
2016/10/17 12:24:55
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Agree!
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Re: Comparison of Waves CLA-2A to Cakewalk CA-2A
2016/10/17 12:25:42
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1 "Dislike" and 0 "Likes". Undeservedly. Let's reward Jose's helpfulness with some Likes.
Done
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Re: Comparison of Waves CLA-2A to Cakewalk CA-2A
2016/10/17 12:29:10
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1 "Dislike" and 0 "Likes". Undeservedly. Let's reward Jose's helpfulness with some Likes.
Done! Added a comment, as well.
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Re: Comparison of Waves CLA-2A to Cakewalk CA-2A
2016/10/17 17:44:18
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I'd also like to see what people think of it compared to the Native Instruments VC-2A. I have both and I can't make up my mind. I think I prefer the VC-2A for basic leveling, but I think the CA-2A sounds better for leveling high frequency content (when the screw is turned).
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Re: Comparison of Waves CLA-2A to Cakewalk CA-2A
2016/10/17 18:16:18
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sharke
I'd also like to see what people think of it compared to the Native Instruments VC-2A. I have both and I can't make up my mind. I think I prefer the VC-2A for basic leveling, but I think the CA-2A sounds better for leveling high frequency content (when the screw is turned).
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Re: Comparison of Waves CLA-2A to Cakewalk CA-2A
2016/10/17 19:02:19
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☄ Helpfulby cclarry 2016/10/17 19:05:13
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Re: Comparison of Waves CLA-2A to Cakewalk CA-2A
2016/10/17 20:39:54
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I just know my Cakewalk version doesn't have an upgrade plan whether it's updated or not. The Cakewalk version as a Reason RE is quite popular among Reason users.
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Re: Comparison of Waves CLA-2A to Cakewalk CA-2A
2016/10/19 13:33:06
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☄ Helpfulby Fleer 2016/10/19 13:44:06
I've worked with/on the original hardware and I own Waves and Cakewalks versions. Every one is different but they all have similarities. If I could only have one of them the hardware would be my last choice because all the emulations have more features and work well. I can't hear the magic of the hardware units, although the owners go into withdrawal if they are parted from their vintage LA-2A for more than a couple days.
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