User Testimonials
i have tested the demo of the elephant just 5 minutes ago , tried to use some preset,s , clicked on punch+6db and boom!! a damn miracle!
it just elevated my whole mix, it,s feels like having it mastered profecionally.. off course there is a bleep in the demo version every 30 sec .. haha witch i completely understand.. but i am convinced and i want it as fast as possible.. go go voxengo
MSED just works as it must, and the new "inline" mode is very convenient. Powerful plug-in for mastering, and you can always use it on a track to get some special sound. You saw it in powerful mastering processors, now you can have it on your PC, and even for free!
You can read about the Mid-Side decoding in Bob Katz's "Guide to TC Finalizer" or "Secret mastering" (he also shows some tricks), one can find them free in PDF in the internet.
A word on Elephant. I use quite an array of plug-in processors and effects(within my DAW) in my work. Some are very expensive and do an incredibly professional job (provided you take the time to learn how to use them). Heres one of them with a slight exception.
Elephant is an excellent track limiter. Especially for rhythm and drum tracks. Acceptional control with a silky, yet somewhat nuetral sound. Its user friendly with a simple, but effective interface.
The exception.........its not one of the more expensive products. The results just sound like it.
I have been very pleased in using several of the Voxengo processors in different professional projects. After learning what they do well ( and they do alot ), sound sculpting becomes that much easier.
Also...my feelings tell me that this company isn't going to rest on its laurels and there are further treats to come.
It's pretty simple why Voxengo plugins are so good - Alexsey has a better ear compared to other developers.
His plugins sound so 'musical'. I've used many other plugins that technically perform their designed function, yet somehow just don't sound good.
I now have a whole set of expensive plugins that are just taking up drive space. They simply don't sound as good as thier Voxengo counterparts.