So my honest thoughts on this? As you guys know I use those remote analog services, primarily because I believe using real analog hardware on music tracks makes them have this 3D depth that is difficult to emulate in the Box. Wine does it and does it relatively easily. I didn't even talk about the Fire the Blend component, which is just the saturation / preamp /widener. On future real world mixes I can see myself using that during the mix prep stage, similar to how I've used slate VCC and Kazrog True Iron for years. It also reminds me of what I love regarding the LTL silver bullet hardware. This truly is a finalizer sort of plug-in meaning you may have to use other plugins before it to achieve overall results. I did on two of the music samples... in one instance opting for an SSL style bus compressor and on the other I had to use an additional equalizer to cut the mud But certainly it can do a lot on its own. This would not be a first recommendation kind of plug-in but if you still think there is something missing from your masters, then Wine could be the ticket. For me it brings something unique to the table and this is one I will not be removing from the plug-in folder anytime soon.
So my honest thoughts on this?
As you guys know I use those remote analog services, primarily because I believe using real analog hardware on music tracks makes them have this 3D depth that is difficult to emulate in the Box.
Wine does it and does it relatively easily. I didn't even talk about the Fire the Blend component, which is just the saturation / preamp /widener. On future real world mixes I can see myself using that during the mix prep stage, similar to how I've used slate VCC and Kazrog True Iron for years. It also reminds me of what I love regarding the LTL silver bullet hardware.
This truly is a finalizer sort of plug-in meaning you may have to use other plugins before it to achieve overall results. I did on two of the music samples... in one instance opting for an SSL style bus compressor and on the other I had to use an additional equalizer to cut the mud But certainly it can do a lot on its own.
This would not be a first recommendation kind of plug-in but if you still think there is something missing from your masters, then Wine could be the ticket. For me it brings something unique to the table and this is one I will not be removing from the plug-in folder anytime soon.
cheers yo
I’m demoing Wine now. It makes the track sound thicker
Cool I'm glad you're liking it. After watching this video on a cell phone for the first time, I was surprised to hear not so subtle differences!
Nice one Adam, this definitely calls for a wine celebration 😅
Haha, yes! Or for the underage crowd, apple juice in crystal glass! 🍷 🥂
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I am use it since it comes out. Bur my M1 Max Studio can’t almost handle it. On 96 kz is almost impossible .