First of thank your for your videos. I was just passing by… and i end up watching more. I love the fact that the U2 is a mix of LA 2A and 3A. Sounds really nice. Plugin alliance did it again. Really nice job.
i love this baby..sooo much.... can i just add too you superb video by saying something about the "age knob".. i am not certain what its doing under the hood but .. i will reduce the amount of compression by a significant amount when on full, probably like an old or dirty photo cell may do ? i use this knob as a "fine tune of my compression ammount " if i use it at all that is .. anyways thanks for your video .. class as allways.. cheers T
Thanks, and I agree, the age control is the stand-out part of this plugin. The idea is to model the impact of “aging” components and illumination within the opto-cell is certainly reduced and is known to slow down with age. To my thinking, though not the only factor, this is likely one of the most significant impacts on the amount and character of compression over the lifetime of an optical compressor. “Fine tuning” is a great way to look at it! Thanks again for sharing your take, cheers!
First of thank your for your videos. I was just passing by… and i end up watching more. I love the fact that the U2 is a mix of LA 2A and 3A. Sounds really nice. Plugin alliance did it again. Really nice job.
Great video, as always very good content i am learning a lot with you, by the way i love the beat of the drum test 👍😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
i love this baby..sooo much.... can i just add too you superb video by saying something about the "age knob".. i am not certain what its doing under the hood but .. i will reduce the amount of compression by a significant amount when on full, probably like an old or dirty photo cell may do ? i use this knob as a "fine tune of my compression ammount " if i use it at all that is ..
anyways thanks for your video .. class as allways.. cheers
T
Thanks, and I agree, the age control is the stand-out part of this plugin. The idea is to model the impact of “aging” components and illumination within the opto-cell is certainly reduced and is known to slow down with age. To my thinking, though not the only factor, this is likely one of the most significant impacts on the amount and character of compression over the lifetime of an optical compressor. “Fine tuning” is a great way to look at it! Thanks again for sharing your take, cheers!
I was watching and thinking the same, te age knob was left behind
love the tested materials! Great vid!
i dont like the fact there is no oversampling
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