Oxford SuprEsser - on vocals (Musikmesse - Fab)

[@chawkins2384]

This is a GREAT video as it really answered questions that I had.

[@HaLLiEBluE]

I use Oxford plugins, I wouldn't be without them now! .
Great tutorial x

[@MELOPSMUSIC]

Just bought it , but it seems it cannot get before 2 k .... can t treat the bass did i miss something . Thx

[@sonnoxplugins]

Thanks for your question! Could you please email our support team with this query - you should be able to treat bass frequencies as you're describing, so our support team is on hand to give advice on how to achieve this. The email address is [e-mail] :)

[@MELOPSMUSIC]

@@sonnoxplugins thx for your answer. I think i have bought the uad supresser DS....so i didn t notice it was limited in the frequencies (didn t realised there were 2 versions)...is that the problem (i m so sad !) ? Thx

[@sonnoxplugins]

@@MELOPSMUSIC No problem at all! In that case, if you have purchased from UAD, we recommend getting in touch with their support team directly as they will be able to give you the most up to date answer. The DS operates in the frequency range of 1KHz - 20KHz, so if you have purchased the DS this would be the issue. If you have any directly technical questions relating to our products, then please do feel free to reach out to our support team. :)

[@PUGS845]

VERY HELPFULL!!!

[@Mattrossphoto]

dude....you're awesome! very helpful!!!!!!!

[@reutola]

Actually I don't understand what is the difference between a dynamic EQ and this Plug in ?

[@Darkcharmaudio]

It is a dynamic eq. Even sonnox call it a dynamic eq on their site

[@MELOPSMUSIC]

Yes, but find it very easy to use​@@Darkcharmaudio

[@jl.8408]

you break the program