elsongs


For those of you who have started a new project file in X2, which of the following is more true for you:

a) I use the ProChannel's compressor.

b) I use my favorite plug-in compressor(s) as an insert effect.

Prochannel the most although PSP Old Timer finds a spot on every project.

Softube FET comp and CLA comps, as well as The Glue and occasionally the free TDR comp.

Pro channel and the CA2A.

a) ProChannel 'is' (are) my favorite(s)...

I still use others upon occasion but I find the PC76 and CA2 cover most of my needs as des the Concrete Limiter...

Keni

a) ProChannel
(I use all 4 of them: CA-2A Leveling Amp, PC4K- S Type Bus Compressor, PC4K- S Type Channel Compressor, PC 76 U Type Compressor)

noynekker


a) ProChannel
(I use all 4 of them: CA-2A Leveling Amp, PC4K- S Type Bus Compressor, PC4K- S Type Channel Compressor, PC 76 U Type Compressor)

That's what I call heavy serial compression.
 
But seriously, I'm with you, I use all of them.  My favorites were the CA-2A, often after the PC76 on tracks, and the 4K Bus on busses, but I have finally started getting into the 4K Channel some more.  It's taken me a while..
 
And I like the Concrete Limiter, too.
 
 

Ha ! . . . guess I should have said I make use of all 4, for different purposes, at different times.

I knew what you were saying, sorry, I was just being a prat.
 
It's nice to see so many other people like them.
 
I bumped into a singer today at the supermarket that I haven't seen for years.  It turns out that he uses Sonar, and we stood talking at length about the PC, and especially the CA-2A, whilst my wife had to finish the shopping alone.

elsongs


For those of you who have started a new project file in X2, which of the following is more true for you:

a) I use the ProChannel's compressor.

b) I use my favorite plug-in compressor(s) as an insert effect.

Both, it depends on what I think works/sounds best.  I do still try my UAD's first though.

noynekker


a) ProChannel
(I use all 4 of them: CA-2A Leveling Amp, PC4K- S Type Bus Compressor, PC4K- S Type Channel Compressor, PC 76 U Type Compressor)

I'm the same, but I'll often turn to my T-Racks plugs for something a little different