Well I'm certainly glad I found your plug-ins. I found it hard to believe the hype surrounding your Elephant plug-in. Nothing this cheap could really match waves L3. I was wrong. This plug-in has equaled L3 and in many cases, surpassed it. It is now my first choice for mastering and I think it shines on orchestral recordings. Give it a shot; I think you won’t be disappointed.
Quick note:
Boogex rocks
Pristine Space is awesome
Wes
I absolutely love the "stereo sheen" preset on the Overtone GEQ. Even after using some of my pricier eq's, limiters, and mastering plugins, it still adds a punch that is missing to the final mix. And free?? Kudos to Voxengo!
WebGab
I am a regular user of Voxformer and Elephant, they are in every mix that I do, I recently needed punch up a guitar to give it a real lead feel and Boogex was just the ticket to a great sound. Boogex is another winner in your arsenal.
John Rettberg
When mixing and mastering your ears are the most important reference about musical appeal, but in the domain of the sound quality they aren't enough! You need a good sounding room, two pair of accurate monitors and a reliable spectrum analyzer.
My chioce about the spectrum analyzer is Voxengo's SPAN for many reasons:
- very low CPU usage
- very fast information refresh
- clear and relaxing display
- only useful controls provided
- and most important: Voxengo's great experience about mastering tools
Oh, I forgot to say that It's free too.
Gio R - freelance music producer
The TapeBus is a rediculously useful plugin for warming up tracks and making them sound nasty... in a great way! If you need a bit of edge to the source, look no further. TapeBus alone is worth the price of admission. The other effects are icing on the cake... =)
Erik - XXII-22 Productions
real superb analisator! fast, precise, flexible,... and, come on, itz FREE, baby (amazingly!) and I think I love you Voxengo ))))
kAtode(anoDe antipoDe) electronic musician
I've been looking for the correct, yet warm "jazz mono" mid/side split proc for as far as i can remember, and when i tried the MSED (even in Inline mode, let alone its encoder/decorder split features) it blew me away, there's something in its re-summing algorithm that makes it sound much "warmer" than any other M/S sum processor... so, for that late-50s "general usage" or for the late 70s centered "high pass" when i'm balancing the mix, or going through some 10 year old colledge tapes, or touching up some rare press needledrops, ... or even for the occasional VHS transfer's NICAM recovery - MSED is the nicest M/S processor i found so far, and it's free!!! Thanks Alex!
Tromstow
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Just wishing Voxengo happy holidays. Also I can not thank you enough for the free DLs, friends & clients are blown away from the quality of my mixes. I am definately going to purchase all of the products I need from Voxengo in the future. Happy holidays from Joe at Big Dummy Recording
Joe Renna Big Dummy Recording
This plugin is essential when working with different brands of ADDA for accurate timing. Thanks a lot!
Paul Baekelandt - BVB Recording
CurveEq has given me the ability to build up presets of dB(A), dB(B), dB(C) weighting curves widely used in buildings and industrial acoustics. Its accuracy after rendering noise files is of +- 0.1dB std deviation from top class1 expertise sonometer or analysis softwares of NVH market place. And an user friendly ergonomy that makes it easy to implement in any situation. Ahhh, the noise sounds better now...
Kind regards
Pierre