Very good video. Thanks for that. To one of your criticisms. As far as I know and have also learned in conversation with Christian Bruss of the Tegeler Audio Manufactory, the potentiometer knobs move slowly into their postiton when you control them via the plugin, but the values are set immediately. That is, the values are set and the pots only retract as optical control in the remote control scenario. If the potentiometer knobs are then touched and turned, they then take over the setting of the values again.
This is so true. Nothing is perfect, but sometimes the little flaws make up the character :-). The fact that you hear the running sound of the potentiometers so clearly was the only thing that bothered me when I had the Schwerkraftmaschine for testing. You can really hear the sound of the pots in the track. This unfortunately excludes the use of FX automation when printing the mix. Otherwise it is an excellent compressor and realy worth the money.
My favorite stem/Mixbus compressor:
1. Multiband compressor - 3 band thres.
2. Diode pressor - Neve 3369
3. Breakthrough -compress/6db dynamics
4. Stereo transformer - mono/stereo imager
5. Vari Tube - manley vari-mu
6. Vocal leveler - vocal rider
7. Optical compressor- la2a
8. Drum smasher - Nuke compressor
9. Classic vari mu - fairchild compressor
10. Chart Analyzer - ssl / vca compressor
11. DeEsser - no filtered compressor.. Thought I share to you guys what I know about this.
Very good video. Thanks for that. To one of your criticisms. As far as I know and have also learned in conversation with Christian Bruss of the Tegeler Audio Manufactory, the potentiometer knobs move slowly into their postiton when you control them via the plugin, but the values are set immediately. That is, the values are set and the pots only retract as optical control in the remote control scenario. If the potentiometer knobs are then touched and turned, they then take over the setting of the values again.
Thanks Marc. That's good to know. Only wish the pots didn't make so much noise then but everything can't be perfect right?
This is so true. Nothing is perfect, but sometimes the little flaws make up the character :-). The fact that you hear the running sound of the potentiometers so clearly was the only thing that bothered me when I had the Schwerkraftmaschine for testing. You can really hear the sound of the pots in the track. This unfortunately excludes the use of FX automation when printing the mix. Otherwise it is an excellent compressor and realy worth the money.
Greg, did you try the pong game on the Schwerkraft Maschine ? :)
How do you practically use it? Set up a sound, bounce in place, then move to the next instrument? Or only on the master buss?
interesting
;~)