I have this unit on the master bus and while it takes a few minutes of adjusting comp/flux /intensity it is a magic box that adds warmth depth and clarity all at the same time. I have it doing just a little but once you hear it on your mix, you do not want to take it off. Of course Drum busses, acoustics, synths and vocals sound amazing. Spot on Review. Thanks
I'm looking forward to your review. The way I understood this thing works is quite different from what wytse tells - there is only one output transformer in this unit, but actually a silicone/germanium diode limiter which gets fed through some kind of transient detection circuit that hast 3 changeable time constants - which are the 'flux modes' Eisen, Kobalt and Nickel. The compressor before the 'flux' transient shaping limiter is not meant to be a great mixbus compressor but to enhance transients so they can be smoothed and saturated more precisely with the limiter section afterwards. Maybe you're able to show what it actually does with some waveform views?
I think he refers to the Dutch 1:1 translation. In German we say "gerastert" but "gezahnt" - makes sense in German as well. And "gezahnt" is related to "dental" which of course has a different meaning but I see the logic behind, perhaps this is why he said dented. We call a rack wheel "Zahnrad" wich translate literally to "tooth wheel" and those knobs behave like a rack wheel. I don't know if you can follow me or if Wytse meant it that way but I somehow understand why he came up with dented. Or...he just made a straight mistake 😁
@@Mansardian Well, either way, his English is great. I’m Australian but I live in France. I speak French pretty well but I make plenty of mistakes and I appreciate it when people correct me. And yes you could say stepped knobs as well.
I think the thing missing from this unit is a wet/dry knob. It would be ideal if you get the saturation/ compression happening just as you like but then dial the overall mix down to 30% wet. It isn't the same turning the saturation/ comp down 70%. You asked about any way to improve this video- really liked it, but the audio examples should be louder in the mix compared to your voice. Thank you for this review.
it does give a nice gentle "lift" on the masterbuss but it's kinda the same effect as the overstayer modular channel except the overstayer does so much more..
in theory you could probably make some kind of weird magnetic delay by taking a hard drive and running analog audio into the heads and back out, and locking their position at one track. people have done it with floppies.
I love that you can hear this thing working even when it's not fully in saturation yet. Definitely fattens up the whole mix in a very nice musical way. Compression also seems to work really well... at least with the material you used.
Sounds really good. For Masterbuss it would be good to be able to de emphasize the low end into the whole unit. Id probably put my emphasize/de empasize eq chain before and after this unit in the daw.
You are REALLY moving along with your studio. I seem to remember it with so little. Visiting as I do I see the changes, the gear - your hard work! I know sometimes I am unkind about your "snake oil" series, It's not for me - but seeing your hard work expanding your knowledge, studio and all is very inspiring. Well Done! A true inspiration. A move soon? for the studio?
Not sure about moving, I'm in a pretty ideal location here with other creative people. It's difficult to find a good space for a professional studio, since most buildings are not suited due to neighbouring noise.
This was a good demonstration in which I could clearly hear the variations on my near fields. The “iron transformer” used on the bass was excellent and one could really hear that elusive quality - analogue sound. A very inspirational sound. Sit a B3 or B4 on top of that also routed through this Tegeler Audio Magnetismus 2 wizard box with of course different settings and I suspect it would give the sound of a Spencer Davis vinyl like “I'm A Man”. A track that still stands up today. My only problem is the price :) but it certainly is not snake oil. Thanks for the review.
It seems like the sweet-spot between doing 'nothing' and doing 'too much' is very small. What would REALLY make me buy this thing is if the sound went IN sounding 'Warm' and came OUT sounding 'Clear' (like bypassed)!
so like a de-saturator? maybe a waveshaper with a negative (downwards-bent) slope can achieve that? you can always EQ your audio and while that's a manual process, it will allow you to imprint your taste
@@krass76 I don't think clarity means specifically de-saturated I know saturation adds harmonics, therefore more info and possible mud, but I don't think "saturated" and "clear" are two opposite side of the same coin This issue could have more to do with the processing of channels and groups in relation to the master than the master processing itself Anyway, among various options, eq's and multiband-compressors should do the job imho
Super cool video! I Loved the audio samples what you used, and also the "live" ways as you demonstrated it! Included full of freq spectrum, to hear the magic
Seems quite similar to the Empirical Labs FATSO, although rather more affordable. As you're very fond of your tape, I'd be interested to know what you think of it (ditto the Neve 542, which is in the same sort of ballpark).
FATSO in my opinion is overrated (I have one for sale). Neve 542 is nice, but not shockingly so - I rarely use it. Magnetismus is used more often here than both units you mentioned together.
Great review! Very interesting product. I have the same problem you have with Tegeler. Every unit I try never leaves my studio 🤦🏻♂️🤣🤗. Great brand, great people and better products 👏🏼
@@Reverboy Tunca (the turkish guy who actually is AnalogObsession) got awarded "Best improved developer 2020" by BPB. Did you know he used to work for Acustica Audio as 3rd party developer? TUBA for example is another great preamp plugin. I just wish he would re-issue his German EQ series. I have a faible for german vintage broadcast EQs.
I have the magnetismus and i use it less on master bus because i think it distors a little too much. But love it on drums, bass and synths busses. When i use it on masters I often use it complementary with my EQP1 and I tame 5k after the magnetismus. And sometimes it could be a great combo.
Distortion, warmth and sometimes if you are lucky, silk!Rupert Neve started out making custom transformers and boy could he work magic with them. The blue light is less distracting, less likely to bother your peripheral vision after an hour or two. Tegeler are making some very sweet stuff and building it wall, and then there is the box! I like the sound on bass, almost getting a Tuba sound from the sine wave bass, after a few hours playing around, you could really build some nice sounds. So far I have not heard anything Tegeler makes that is not very good, I can see tons of applications for this, especially for things like bass pedals or keyboard bass, even double bass. Only a few sleepless nights and it would be getting used regularly. Thanks for another review, can't even go into a store to hear anything here at the moment.
I’m really interested in the tegeler machines. But they’re just so hard to look at 😂 Good thing they’re starting to make hardware that can be software controlled. This way those ugly boxes could just go hide behind a door 😅
Holy transformers, Batman! Everything sounds so boring in bypass. Loving the distortion on the highs (and also on lows, of course) and the "de-boxing" effect on bass drums. Crispy, rounded bliss!
Hey guys! I would like to add some hardware to my new studio and am currently looking for really useful extensions and sound improvers for my plugins. Also being able to get away from the screen sometimes. I currently have a Cranborne 500 Adat rack with Carnaby Harmonic EQ, SSL Violet EQ and SPl Kultube. But I'm not entirely convinced yet and I still can replace everything relatively well with plugins. Your experiences would certainly be very helpful.
Thanks for this new video. I always wait for them because I like the way you present the goods or your ideas, experience. That's great. I'm in contact with tegeler and waiting for the newt production because for the moment they are out of stock. but I have a doubt : on a master bus, to give some glue and warmth, would you use the Creme or the magnetiser ? Thanks in advance for your feedback. Stay safe.
Hey man, thanks for the detailed review! I'm looking for a piece of hardware to do exactly what this does to that sine bass, for use after a crossover in a PA sound system. Long story short I want to recreate the effect of an overdriven tube amp... Have you come across any other gear or types of hardware that gets a similar sound? I feel it's a waste of money getting one of these just to use one half of it on a single, mono channel! Thanks :)
Just picked one up. I have to blame this channel for a lot. 3rd Tegeler unit you ‘forced’ to be purchased 😅. Does it run warm or hot in terms of ventilation needs?
wonderfull...unit and review. ja, fingerspitzengefühl...😅 habe sehr gelacht. liebe grüße an gehen raus nach holland. meine lieblingsnachbarn. ihr holländer seit sehr entspannte dudes. woran das wohl liegen mag...🤔😂(spaß)
Nice. Around 12:30 it actually seems to be adding clarity despite being a saturator basically. Some dip in the mids, a rounding in the lows and a crisping up of the highs? Maybe? Just listtening on hd25's thats what it seems. Sounds lovely, i really like their stuff but don't own any
the cobalt/nickel setting reminds me of driven too hard agfa pure chrome or double coated basf chrome tapes, cobalt-doped tapes sound so much different when distorting
How do they technically do the magnetisation inside the unit? The materials of the first two settings remind me of cassette tapes and floppy discs, they use either ferro oxide (rust powder) or some cobalt based magnetic material. With both of them you can see the difference in the colour of the material, either brown for ferro or black for cobalt based formulations. Is there some kind of magnetically coating film thing in there?
Tegeler Audio makes some unique, wild, and fantastic sounding Audio processors. The reverb and Compressor is also killer. My Kali lp6's and JBL 310s sub approve of this sweet-sounding EQ 😁😁
You said comment with things you might do better, so I figured I would just give a recommendation! It might be good to have something on the screen telling whether the unit is bypassed or not, how you are changing the settings, etc. Just a small graphic, or even just a word, on the screen in editing might help with understanding what you are doing!
To me this filters the extreme low end ... did you put an analyzer over it?.. It may be that the increase in tops tilts the response.. but end the "Ison" delivered less bottom.. Nice Demo.. Thanks
All sources sounded better without to me. Great looking unit, but not sure why this is much of an upgrade from ST Decapitator or FF Saturn. Thanks for the review.
Man, I really think you would love Gyraf Audio’s G21 Infundibulum. I was in a studio last year that had one and it’s got headroom for days. They’re about 7 years old now, should be something on the used market.
This was actually a really interesting video, enjoyed all of it honestly. Really want to try analogue guy at some stage, but I am still making music in my bedroom lol
No I don't agree. It is essential to have the bright blue light. I think it looks great, and it might save you from having to switch on your room light.
Tegler Should call it Magic-tismus 😎👍. The drumloop Sounds digital lifeless and boring whitout the magnetic circuit . But when its switched in everything comes to life and sounds big. The compressor adds alot off highs to the sound so you can balance it with the different core settings. Magnitismus is perfect for Parallel compression so use Sidechain from your standard Masterbuss compressor or send it to add that Magnetic Magic🧤💥 to your mix 💣 when you want to drive it harder. In your demo it sounds best when driven lightly before distortion. Magnitismus make the midrange jump out and everything sounds more lively.
Perhaps it is due to my ears, damaged from mixing for 20 years (and sometimes too loud for sure) but I feel no need to get this instead of my distortion plugins. 🤷♂️ ...for 1600,-...in lockdown times...causing a heavy cut in my financial situation...
Tegeler ... the company that has great gear with the poorest marketing of them all! I was very close to getting the Magentismus 2 once and decided for other options as there was so little reliable info at the time. This review would have been good to have 2 years ago :P good work tho WSS
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I have this unit on the master bus and while it takes a few minutes of adjusting comp/flux /intensity it is a magic box that adds warmth depth and clarity all at the same time. I have it doing just a little but once you hear it on your mix, you do not want to take it off. Of course Drum busses, acoustics, synths and vocals sound amazing. Spot on Review. Thanks
I have it...still testing
Nice to see you on this channel. Can't wait for your conclusion on the device
Always love Streaky's reviews. Anxiously awaiting this one...
I think we really need to support these company’s. I have seen many come an go. This company has some really cool products. Their unique for sure.
I'm looking forward to your review. The way I understood this thing works is quite different from what wytse tells - there is only one output transformer in this unit, but actually a silicone/germanium diode limiter which gets fed through some kind of transient detection circuit that hast 3 changeable time constants - which are the 'flux modes' Eisen, Kobalt and Nickel. The compressor before the 'flux' transient shaping limiter is not meant to be a great mixbus compressor but to enhance transients so they can be smoothed and saturated more precisely with the limiter section afterwards.
Maybe you're able to show what it actually does with some waveform views?
Either of you two guys used the Handsome Audio Zulu? Would love to hear your thoughts on the comparisons.
Detents, the knobs are detented.
Dented means damaged. Awesome unit from Tegeler Audio, thanks.
Well musicstudios call it Stepped knobs.
I think he refers to the Dutch 1:1 translation. In German we say "gerastert" but "gezahnt" - makes sense in German as well. And "gezahnt" is related to "dental" which of course has a different meaning but I see the logic behind, perhaps this is why he said dented. We call a rack wheel "Zahnrad" wich translate literally to "tooth wheel" and those knobs behave like a rack wheel. I don't know if you can follow me or if Wytse meant it that way but I somehow understand why he came up with dented.
Or...he just made a straight mistake 😁
@@Mansardian Well, either way, his English is great. I’m Australian but I live in France. I speak French pretty well but I make plenty of mistakes and I appreciate it when people correct me. And yes you could say stepped knobs as well.
@@carljohnson9096 yep, stepped or detented are both correct
I will, from now forward, call them dented. Dented they are.
If only you reviewed plugins the same way....
I think the thing missing from this unit is a wet/dry knob. It would be ideal if you get the saturation/ compression happening just as you like but then dial the overall mix down to 30% wet. It isn't the same turning the saturation/ comp down 70%. You asked about any way to improve this video- really liked it, but the audio examples should be louder in the mix compared to your voice. Thank you for this review.
Can’t you achieve that by sending to a bus
That look right around 10 minutes in. Id be proud of that sound too
I was just about to say that! At about 9:58 Just such wonderful smugness!!
it does give a nice gentle "lift" on the masterbuss but it's kinda the same effect as the overstayer modular channel except the overstayer does so much more..
Huh, weird... Audio gets magnetic on my HDD all the time, and no magic happens!
its deleting your files, when you magneticing your harddrive.
in theory you could probably make some kind of weird magnetic delay by taking a hard drive and running analog audio into the heads and back out, and locking their position at one track. people have done it with floppies.
@@famitory you can make sound from anything. i think when you are smart and creative anough you can make sound modifiy unit from paper
@@famitory floppy’s don’t spin at 7200rpm so you could actually hear the delay on a floppy. On an HDD, not so much.
@@PyroKalfje Hard Drives are a magnetic storage device.
This is what the director of my graduate program would call "strong tobacco"
I love that you can hear this thing working even when it's not fully in saturation yet. Definitely fattens up the whole mix in a very nice musical way. Compression also seems to work really well... at least with the material you used.
Sounds really good. For Masterbuss it would be good to be able to de emphasize the low end into the whole unit. Id probably put my emphasize/de empasize eq chain before and after this unit in the daw.
Yeah, feel like they should have added a switchable highpass filter in the sidechain.
You are REALLY moving along with your studio. I seem to remember it with so little. Visiting as I do I see the changes, the gear - your hard work! I know sometimes I am unkind about your "snake oil" series, It's not for me - but seeing your hard work expanding your knowledge, studio and all is very inspiring. Well Done! A true inspiration. A move soon? for the studio?
Not sure about moving, I'm in a pretty ideal location here with other creative people. It's difficult to find a good space for a professional studio, since most buildings are not suited due to neighbouring noise.
Love the blue light! And literally everything else about this device
party on ! Garth --- i love your videos , watch them regularly , great info !
💡Run it in sidechain on the Master bus instead to get more control over the distortion effect.
I would like to see you reviewing the overstayer modular channel
This was a good demonstration in which I could clearly hear the variations on my near fields. The “iron transformer” used on the bass was excellent and one could really hear that elusive quality - analogue sound. A very inspirational sound. Sit a B3 or B4 on top of that also routed through this Tegeler Audio Magnetismus 2 wizard box with of course different settings and I suspect it would give the sound of a Spencer Davis vinyl like “I'm A Man”. A track that still stands up today. My only problem is the price :) but it certainly is not snake oil. Thanks for the review.
It seems like the sweet-spot between doing 'nothing' and doing 'too much' is very small. What would REALLY make me buy this thing is if the sound went IN sounding 'Warm' and came OUT sounding 'Clear' (like bypassed)!
so like a de-saturator? maybe a waveshaper with a negative (downwards-bent) slope can achieve that? you can always EQ your audio and while that's a manual process, it will allow you to imprint your taste
@@krass76 I don't think clarity means specifically de-saturated
I know saturation adds harmonics, therefore more info and possible mud, but I don't think "saturated" and "clear" are two opposite side of the same coin
This issue could have more to do with the processing of channels and groups in relation to the master than the master processing itself
Anyway, among various options, eq's and multiband-compressors should do the job imho
Super cool video!
I Loved the audio samples what you used, and also the "live" ways as you demonstrated it!
Included full of freq spectrum, to hear the magic
Seems quite similar to the Empirical Labs FATSO, although rather more affordable. As you're very fond of your tape, I'd be interested to know what you think of it (ditto the Neve 542, which is in the same sort of ballpark).
FATSO in my opinion is overrated (I have one for sale). Neve 542 is nice, but not shockingly so - I rarely use it. Magnetismus is used more often here than both units you mentioned together.
Could you review SSL Native plugins next????
that would be great!!
Right? They sound pretty good to me, but an expert opinion would be great too.
Great review! Very interesting product. I have the same problem you have with Tegeler. Every unit I try never leaves my studio 🤦🏻♂️🤣🤗. Great brand, great people and better products 👏🏼
please review analog obsession plugins.
That'd be so cool
I use his TREQ EQ all the time. It is great and if you turn that input gain fully up and the output fully down the EQ sounds really analog to me
@@Mansardian totally! Their la2a simulation is fire (or at least better than the cla one lol) and the best part is their NYP policy
@@Reverboy Tunca (the turkish guy who actually is AnalogObsession) got awarded "Best improved developer 2020" by BPB. Did you know he used to work for Acustica Audio as 3rd party developer?
TUBA for example is another great preamp plugin.
I just wish he would re-issue his German EQ series. I have a faible for german vintage broadcast EQs.
@@Mansardian I wish he would make all the plugins into one download, I'd even pay (a little) for that.
Sounds great! Hoping they make a plugin-controlled version at some point then I'll get one.
I have the magnetismus and i use it less on master bus because i think it distors a little too much. But love it on drums, bass and synths busses. When i use it on masters I often use it complementary with my EQP1 and I tame 5k after the magnetismus. And sometimes it could be a great combo.
Marc. I agree. Have had mine for few months and I like it. Different is good
Distortion, warmth and sometimes if you are lucky, silk!Rupert Neve started out making custom transformers and boy could he work magic with them. The blue light is less distracting, less likely to bother your peripheral vision after an hour or two. Tegeler are making some very sweet stuff and building it wall, and then there is the box! I like the sound on bass, almost getting a Tuba sound from the sine wave bass, after a few hours playing around, you could really build some nice sounds.
So far I have not heard anything Tegeler makes that is not very good, I can see tons of applications for this, especially for things like bass pedals or keyboard bass, even double bass. Only a few sleepless nights and it would be getting used regularly. Thanks for another review, can't even go into a store to hear anything here at the moment.
Great thing! I had not encountered this thing. It's yummy! Great video, bro. Thanks for it.
Love mine. Amazing 😀 on guitars, synths, drums and even vocals.
I’m really interested in the tegeler machines. But they’re just so hard to look at 😂
Good thing they’re starting to make hardware that can be software controlled. This way those ugly boxes could just go hide behind a door 😅
That thing is perfect for dialing in a great sound with the right amount of saturation.
Beautiful piece of gear. Thank you for the review.
Oh that compression has really nice action! Was not expecting that
"Machnetismus"...I love the Dutch accent 😄
Replace that with a PreSonus channel strip and put a video about that. I haven't got those yet but that is where I am heading.
Holy transformers, Batman! Everything sounds so boring in bypass. Loving the distortion on the highs (and also on lows, of course) and the "de-boxing" effect on bass drums. Crispy, rounded bliss!
Great review. What about a demonstration of a whole Tegeler Audio chain, using all units you have. Maybe in comparison with plugins.
Hey guys!
I would like to add some hardware to my new studio and am currently looking for really useful extensions and sound improvers for my plugins. Also being able to get away from the screen sometimes. I currently have a Cranborne 500 Adat rack with Carnaby Harmonic EQ, SSL Violet EQ and SPl Kultube. But I'm not entirely convinced yet and I still can replace everything relatively well with plugins. Your experiences would certainly be very helpful.
11:20 really good on the mix, thanks for showing !
I know it wasn't a very long part of the video, but the focus on the dislike the blue light was a little bewildering.
Sounds great, but needs a wet/dry mix knob imo. I guess since it's analog I could just wet/dry with a mixer :P
Was excellent on the sine! Even when subtle
Nice! Could you please review either the Apogee Pultec or the RuleTec? Love your reviews!
I would love to see you try the overstayer modular channel!!
Thanks for this new video. I always wait for them because I like the way you present the goods or your ideas, experience. That's great.
I'm in contact with tegeler and waiting for the newt production because for the moment they are out of stock. but I have a doubt : on a master bus, to give some glue and warmth, would you use the Creme or the magnetiser ? Thanks in advance for your feedback. Stay safe.
I would use them both 😅
@@Whiteseastudio This does'nt help me so much !!
Hey man, thanks for the detailed review! I'm looking for a piece of hardware to do exactly what this does to that sine bass, for use after a crossover in a PA sound system. Long story short I want to recreate the effect of an overdriven tube amp... Have you come across any other gear or types of hardware that gets a similar sound? I feel it's a waste of money getting one of these just to use one half of it on a single, mono channel! Thanks :)
Just picked one up. I have to blame this channel for a lot. 3rd Tegeler unit you ‘forced’ to be purchased 😅. Does it run warm or hot in terms of ventilation needs?
I friggin love blue lights on gear lol. why don't you like it??
wonderfull...unit and review. ja, fingerspitzengefühl...😅 habe sehr gelacht. liebe grüße an gehen raus nach holland. meine lieblingsnachbarn. ihr holländer seit sehr entspannte dudes. woran das wohl liegen mag...🤔😂(spaß)
Nice. Around 12:30 it actually seems to be adding clarity despite being a saturator basically. Some dip in the mids, a rounding in the lows and a crisping up of the highs? Maybe? Just listtening on hd25's thats what it seems. Sounds lovely, i really like their stuff but don't own any
steped knobs, the switch knob is the bybas in the right corner
the cobalt/nickel setting reminds me of driven too hard agfa pure chrome or double coated basf chrome tapes, cobalt-doped tapes sound so much different when distorting
How do they technically do the magnetisation inside the unit? The materials of the first two settings remind me of cassette tapes and floppy discs, they use either ferro oxide (rust powder) or some cobalt based magnetic material. With both of them you can see the difference in the colour of the material, either brown for ferro or black for cobalt based formulations. Is there some kind of magnetically coating film thing in there?
Theres a transformer in there
Do tegeler give you these units free or what?
Check out their website, they have this program where they let you have their gear for testing for 2 weeks
I like it when you review hardware, hopefully there will be more videos longer than 10 minutes
So cool thanks for the video!!!
Tegeler Audio makes some unique, wild, and fantastic sounding Audio processors. The reverb and Compressor is also killer.
My Kali lp6's and JBL 310s sub approve of this sweet-sounding EQ 😁😁
This is great for 808’s!!
🤔🤔🤔💭 Where did I put my TRS to cassette car stereo adapter?
Kind of a dope loop beat going on here.
You said comment with things you might do better, so I figured I would just give a recommendation! It might be good to have something on the screen telling whether the unit is bypassed or not, how you are changing the settings, etc. Just a small graphic, or even just a word, on the screen in editing might help with understanding what you are doing!
Great idea!
To me this filters the extreme low end ... did you put an analyzer over it?.. It may be that the increase in tops tilts the response.. but end the "Ison" delivered less bottom.. Nice Demo.. Thanks
well better low end needs bigger transformers which are harder to saturate, without core saturation there'll be no distortion
@@solkompleksowa444 Interesting point...
If I want to know how make your basstarp, subscribe your petrion?
electric energy is known, but what is magnetic energy in audio?
KUSH AUDIO - SNAKE OIL!!! WHEN?
All sources sounded better without to me. Great looking unit, but not sure why this is much of an upgrade from ST Decapitator or FF Saturn. Thanks for the review.
Man, I really think you would love Gyraf Audio’s G21 Infundibulum. I was in a studio last year that had one and it’s got headroom for days. They’re about 7 years old now, should be something on the used market.
I need to buy, like right now. They haven't missed yet!
Your little happy face 😄
Please try de Arturia emulation of the 1176 or the neve 1073! They are really really good!
This, my Friend, is made in Germany 🇩🇪😁✅
This.Is.Amazing.
So the unit goes all the way to 11. Is it endorsed by Spinal Tap as well?
Nice review! Are you going to keep it? I could imagine, that you have no shortage when it comes to tape saturation^^.
I like the off setting the best
Only this frickin dude would have a problem with the blue light LOL.
This was actually a really interesting video, enjoyed all of it honestly. Really want to try analogue guy at some stage, but I am still making music in my bedroom lol
Shadowhills too
Can you loop it back onto itself
Did this by accident, started oscilating badly 😅
@@Whiteseastudio you need a capacitor to ground wouldn't you .1uF
Very Good
Now it is clear, ...
as you dont like the blue light, you have to through away the device and the testing is obsolete
Best Audio YT-Channel ever!
Nice test Great device
No tape inside, but still sounds a bit like tape distortion
This is dopeeee !
that drum track sounds very "radioheadish" especially with the distortion
No I don't agree. It is essential to have the bright blue light. I think it looks great, and it might save you from having to switch on your room light.
Thanks, the highs are a little bit harsh to my ears.
PEAK ROUNDING
blue lights are cool ... Darude thinks so also
Sounds nice, but cheaper and better ways to get that sound.
You are welcome :)
Tegler Should call it Magic-tismus 😎👍. The drumloop Sounds digital lifeless and boring whitout the magnetic circuit . But when its switched in everything comes to life and sounds big. The compressor adds alot off highs to the sound so you can balance it with the different core settings. Magnitismus is perfect for Parallel compression so use Sidechain from your standard Masterbuss compressor or send it to add that Magnetic Magic🧤💥 to your mix 💣 when you want to drive it harder. In your demo it sounds best when driven lightly before distortion. Magnitismus make the midrange jump out and everything sounds more lively.
Perhaps it is due to my ears, damaged from mixing for 20 years (and sometimes too loud for sure) but I feel no need to get this instead of my distortion plugins. 🤷♂️ ...for 1600,-...in lockdown times...causing a heavy cut in my financial situation...
So this is basically Devil-Loc but not quite as mental? Cool.
needs a mix control. be cool in parallel on the mix bus
👀
Why does he flip the switch, in intervals, at precisely 53 BPM???? 11:40
reminds me of my 3630 turn the gain up starts distorting then dial the compressor to duck the overly distorted kick and voila
maybe parallel on the mix. Nice gear!
Tegeler ... the company that has great gear with the poorest marketing of them all! I was very close to getting the Magentismus 2 once and decided for other options as there was so little reliable info at the time. This review would have been good to have 2 years ago :P good work tho WSS
what did you get instead?
I ran a magnet over my cassette tapes and magic my tunes were gone 😮
Their website is awesome