Even folks who are light on CPU can adjust the mix at lower oversampling, then set up a render queue with the oversampling cranked, and have the DAW process it slowly overnight while they sleep.
I have some feature suggestions, first would be to add a non-colored EQ for pulling down frequencies so the Pultec trick is fully integrated, and also I think it could benefit from higher oversampling factors since the difference between 4x and 8x is plainly audible to me, would love to see 12x, 16x, 24x, and even 32x since CPU is pretty abundant these days. It's been especially effortless to change an electric guitar's tone when I feel like, "I wish he'd played a tele here instead of that SG." Even after I picked up Warm Audio WA-412 for overall coloration, HarmoniEQ is still invaluable for shaping coloration so I'm less in need of spending thousands on different analog devices to achieve the specific profile I'm after. In the tradition of the Pultec EQP-1 I often bring frequencies down with the stock Reaper EQ and bring them back up with HarmoniEQ, adding color when I don't even need an EQ adjustment. HarmoniEQ is such an asset to adding color. I was always trying to repair slop in the midrange and unbalanced highs with simple EQ, but with LFMax, LFPunch, and Crunchessor, I'm able to tame the low-end and get the sort of solid, even response I've wanted in a wide range of listening conditions - headphones, studio monitors, and consumer systems with a wide array of subwoofer quality, tone, and loudness "features".īeen using these for about 6 years and I wanted to express how much I appreciate them. I had always thought 'low end will always be sloppy, there's no way to make it sound good'. With a clever combination of Crunchessor for sidechaining, LFMax, and LFPunch for all tracks with low-frequency content, my tracks sound ten times better. But recently I sat down with the tools to really see what they're made of - and that's when I came to really discover their potential in ALL my mixes! In fact, I had almost considered giving them up. At first I thought they were nice enough to buy, but I didn't use them much until recently. Voxengo VSTs are truly part of my workhorse arsenal. With every new project I find new ways to get the sounds I want with your tools. Roland Cloud Bundle 12.Thank you again for your products.Focusrite – Plugins PACK (VST, RTAS, AU) 50 views.
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Optional compression can then be applied to the resulting low-frequency sound. LF Max Punch plugin dynamically emphasizes selected bass frequency band, applies a smooth saturation over it, and produces additional sub-harmonic content, with the ability to blend it with the original bass band sound.
LF Max Punch is available in AAX, AudioUnit, VST and VST3 plugin formats (including native 64-bit support), for Mac OS X (v10.6 and later), and Windows computers.
LF Max Punch is a professional audio effect plugin for music and sounds where low-frequency thump and punch are most welcome, and where distortion is applied specifically to bring the bass sound to life. Aug 22, 2016: Voxengo LF Max Punch version 1.7 update is now available for download.