And just as we get into conspiracy theory territory, I notice that my earlier post has been censored, because I used the word suspicion, proving that this software at least is far from passing a Turing test. What does it make of the fine English placename of S****horpe - that has at least two candidates for misplaced censorship. Sometimes, the modern world is despicable.

What happens if I post "Spice Girls"...

This software is only fit for the scrap heap ...
 
Better stop now. Whilst this is LOL funny, I have a feeling that one of us will stumble across some foul phrase that gets through the censor and then end up barred for ToS infringement.

Hmm ... scrap is acceptable, he s****ed.
 

kjaerhus disappeared?

I could be mistaken but I remember several years back a discussion on this subject and the point was brought up that Voxengo had this exact same plugin on sale as a Channel Strip! The GUI is butt ugly but it appears to be the same plug. Sadly, it is still 32 bit. Would it be possible to work a deal with Voxengo to develop a 64 bit version that could be ported in to Sonar? Something to think about. I did like VC64 a lot in the 32 bit days. Now, I tend to build what I need in ProChannel. Although, the BlueTubes channel strip sounds VERY nice!!

BTW, the Voxengo VoxFormer is the plugin I spoke about.

J Bridge is great, and allows me to use VC 64 with no issue.  I really, really love the VC 64 on vox.  I can pull up one of several go to presets and it sounds fantastic for my voice.  Just a few little tweaks to the compressor and I'm in.  I cannot duplicate what it does with other plugs.  It has a special mojo I really love.

boy...the market is ripe for software emulations of old plug-ins that have "seen their day"...  VC-64, L1, ....:-D

geiroffenberg
kjaerhus disappeared?

He's in the Matrix now.