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I love Timeless, but have found sometimes the convolution reverb to be perfect. Also, the pianoverb from psp is great in certain situations.
I'd agree with Q and C. The channel strip stuff in Auria is good. I always use the high pass filter in there, it's just easier, and it's something I put on almost everything except for bass and kick. The gating is really good too.
For mixdown, the Fabfilter Limiter is amazing. Great interface, and just does a great job of squashing things in a lovely way. And if you're a guitar player, I can't recommend Saturn enough.
@Rustik, Auria pro with midi is about to go into beta.
The Auria manual is the best resource there is. Read it, play, read it again, play. A DAW is a complicated beast, and it takes a while for it all to sink in. But I think that's the best method for picking it up.
I think we're talking two different things here. I'm referring to the AUX 1-2 sends. Doesn't matter, though, since Auria doesn't do what I'm talking about.
That's excellent, I watched the whole thing - thanks for that!
Yeah I've read through that before but I tend to drift off after a while as it's a bit dry...good for future reference though now I've watched the overview. Thanks for posting the link.
Thanks boss....
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@monzo & @JohnnyGoodyear,
Glad to help!
Amen!
Oops, sorry for the delay. I've forgotten most of the sites and many have gone away, but Pipelineaudio was offering up a bunch of well made IR files. I'll see if I can post some links. Maybe in a new thread if I find a bunch.
Please do.
Oky doky. It all starts here,
https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/10022/ir-libraries-link-hub-old-and-new
Well done that man....
I'm sorry for a dumb question, does Auria come with any instruments or do you have to buy them?
I never use Cubasis factory instruments so I never thought to ask
As for asking, I am more bewildered now then before on what the first 3 I A P buys I should get today?
Thanks to all for your time and input so far
I bought it the other day today I am going grab some IAP and try her out.
No instruments yet, but auria pro will come with a sampler and the fabfilter twin synth.
Good to know
What 2 IAP would you say I buy first to best enjoy Auria?
(House music and ancillary categories of electronic genre )
Thanks
Definitely pro-c then so you can side chain, and pro q because it's great.
Auria is a totally complete DAW right out of the box. The built in PSP channel strip is fully functional, but it would take far longer to get any results when compared to the graphic interface of Pro-Q.
(Generalizing) - The only tools one would need to add are for improving workflow/speed/audio correction (Pro-Q & Pro-C) or audio manglers (Turnado, Timeless2, Wow or Saturn). The other category is saturators, which I rarely use in post. (but you might)
I tend to do a lot of recording of local singer/songwriters, bluegrass and folk, and they just don't want anything fancy on their tracks.
Thanks all.
Pro C for filter.
How about delay/chorus? Which one is your favorite for the IAP?
Are the IAP same exact as plug in styles for PC?
Pro-c is a compressor, but a very flexible one and does side chaining. As far as I know the plugs are exactly the same, although the over sampling is not present (or turned off?) because it would really tax the CPU.
Delay/ chorus? Timeless and Echo are both good delays, as are the non auria ones by kymatica and holderness. I'd still love a straight up multitap delay, like waves multitap or the reaper delay, but timeless and Echo are both great. yiu can also use jamup/ tone stack, etc through audiobus or IAA to get those delays and other effects.
+1 for PSP Echo, it's a beautiful thing
What are the benefits of using the AURIA IAP effects external F/X apps?
I have ALL the Fx apps from Virsyn, Holderness, Kymatica, and Sugar Bytes.
What would you recommend for me then, knowing what I have?
Thanks. I appreciate your time. These IAP are expensive. I am looking to spend like $50-$60 tonight and just don't want to buy a bunk feature.
You can use multiple instances of effects simultaneously when using internal plugs for one.
I have Saturn, timeless, and microfilter and they're all great, there's videos on you tube that really shows Saturn and timeless, you should have a look
The biggest advantage to having the plugins as auria native is that there is nothing else to set up and they stay the same way every time you open your session. Using external effects you'd have to save your fx chain, or write the effects to the track (commitment is not a bad thing many times!).
If you're spending $60 on IAP's go for pro-q and pro-c as they are fantastic. Add others as you need. Although, as was said before, you can go quite far with the things included.
So, plan b, if side chaining is not something you need, is to get pro-q and either timeless or echo. The channel strip eq is great, but pro-q's interface makes it so easy to work. I use both when I mix, depending on what I am doing with a track. The built in delay is fine but very limited, so if you're trying to do some cool things with delays then get timeless or echo. I do use the built in delay for a haas delay though (panning by using short delay between 1-30ms), but not much else.
If you already have tornado and wow, remember that they are then enabled as native effects in Auria.
Micro warmer and Echo were the first two plugins I bought, I don't remember if fab filter was involved then. I love microwarmer, especially on a drum bus, but you'd have to decide if that was essential to you. It's saturation and compression, but different than Saturn (which I did get at some point and it's also great).
Hope that didn't confuse you more! But if you buy pro q and pro c you will not be disappointed, that's the safe, utilitarian route and they will get used a lot.
Good post Captain.
Danke Neal Schon Sir Goodyear! By the way, if people are not hip to these two resources they are really helpful:
www.therecordingrevolution.com
Mixing Secrets for the Small Studio https://www.amazon.com/dp/0240815807/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_8kG8vb57NT6FG