yeah i know. when I see though, that bx has made a model of the shadow hills unit, I think it could be one of the “elysia” branded model compressors they made. just change the graphics.etc. these:
if so, hop on it indeed. it’s an excellent compressor.
I dunno. That looks worse than the Shadow Hills one, but it is supposed to be pretty good. Haven’t tried it yet.
they should make an encoder plugin that makes it so only the people who pay can hear the music. have it linked to peoples phones for outdoor events. even.
People are mad because they bought some of these.
oh I bet.
There is also this:
I started building a tune using their synth.
they should just figure out a way to refund/merge whatever they paid for. if they are like “sold the company, see ya!” that’s really bad business practice. but it is the things people pull. exactly like that.
You guys did hear about all of Audio Damage stuff, yeah?
There is some good shit, stuff that I even paid for.
no. what happened? i’m looking for the other one. idc . no i use logic. most of this stuff is already in there in one form or another.
They decided to clear their mind and release all of their old stuff for free.
Highly recommended.
Logic has some really good stock audio units. I try to avoid most “Creative” fx plugins; as it were. lol.
I think it is a coin flip on them wether or not the plugin will actually damage/alias/phase whatever the sound negatively, or not.
Most of the “audio repair” plugins are either mostly legit or complete snake oil. But if you don’t record mistakes using electronic gear and samples, you don’t need most of them. 
I find though, the more “fx” oriented a plugin is, the more likely it will degrade any sample you put through it. i will think of some freebies for this thread later
I got that and use allll the time.
Such a simple effective plugin
Roughrider comp from audio damage is p good.
Dirty and crunchy
I paid $$ for Automaton which I still use.
Bear in mind none of these have support anymore and most likely won’t work on new machines. Just downloaded a bunch to see whats what
A lot of these haven’t changed much over the years and they were still charging for them until recently.
So yeah, no support.
Will they work on new Mac’s? Hardly anything works on new Mac’s.
They likely will still run on Windows.
Don’t I know it.
There are workarounds but its fiddly
if you use 32bit plugins in Reaper you don’t even need to use a wrapper like JBridge. On MacOS, only operating system versions Mojave and earlier can bridge 32bit plugins.
