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@david_2017 i really like this idea as a general use case for this forum. Maybe even deserving of its own thread?
Though far from a comprehensive trial, it would be a novel way to help community members.
I really wish this had a manual. It sounds good/great and I generally trust my ears, but I really want to know this a bit better. Every time I use this, I feel a bit lost.
This is the best you get http://magicdeatheye.com/documentation/
Thanks. Helpful, if not a perfect fit.
@jolico just in time for a Black Friday sale!
Exactly my thought. Quids are ready to finally join the magic train.
Yes. Was there ever a consensus about which one to get (I did follow the many threads..)?
Generally speaking the Stereo version is something to stick on the master bus? But then the other isn’t technically mono so could be used on master?
Saw a YouTube vid from another dev showing considerable “artifacts” at high frequencies though so maybe the original MDE is best off on low end instruments only? And of course CPU considerations...definitely getting one of them though!
MagicDeathEyeStereo has a few handy features that the older one doesn’t have:
Good points! Probably the one to go for.
🤞🏻 they get involved in Black Friday...
I bought MDE last year for BF, they may put the apps on sale again. Should have picked up some other DDMF apps at the same time.
Definitely. I recommend them all. They all get used frequently (DirectionalEQ less so but that’s more likely due to my novice mixing knowledge).
I am really curious and excited if it’s useful for my sort of music and if this compressor really adds that magic sauce they are talking about all the time
if i press on that red light a label saying „aura“ appears. Is this the alternate compression mode? Anyone knows what it does?
Yes.
Laura mode.
Punchy/Redhead mode was named Laura mode on gearslutz. The dev liked it and it is now officially called Laura mode.
I have many hardware synths and drum machines that I run through AUM with send effects for my live YouTube channel. Will MDES work on the master bus when playing multiple synth parts live or is too much latency introduced?
Thanks,
chisel316
It will be nice and latency wouldn't be a factor. The only general FX that tends to annoy me for latency is Brusfri but when I need it nothing else is as good at eliminating noise.
No look-ahead latency with any ddmf apps, but MagicDeathEyeStereo is a little heavy on cpu with oversampling switched on.
Thanks for the replies! @McD I use Mpow Ground Loop Noise Isolators on all the hardware that uses USB power. That cuts out all the noise.
So picked the stereo version up in the sale nearly 50% off. Hopefully can see what magic this does now.
i am curious!
Hello Noob,
I‘m very interested in your presets as a starting point. Can you upload again please.
Many thanks.
@noob wow that would be golden for all those who jumped recently on the MDE Train!
Awesome! Looking forward to check this beauty out!
The Pics here are already known I guess....
And Stereo
Man this is expensive.I gather it sounds good. I'm tempted to get the mono but without the saturation I know I'll always wish I had the stereo. Anyone have a comment on how sweet the added harmonic content is compared to the mono version?
MagicDeathEye’s are fixed.
MagicDeathEyeStereo’s can be mixed from 0 to double and also gives you oversampling options.
I don’t have either, but I know it’s been stated that both are stereo. One is just called stereo. Supposedly these are supposed to sound great though. I was thinking of getting it for Mac but I have the uad Fairchild’s and a bunch of other mastering and buss type compressors.
They BOTH process stereo. The naming detail comes from the hardware products which are indeed mono (and sold in pairs for any studio application) and Stereo re-packaging of the circuit with some EQ knobs added and added side-chain inputs.
For $4 delta don't miss this discount on the $40+ Stereo product. It sounds super sweet too
while the 'other' sound sweet. Super for $4 extra? If you only get one go Super Sweet.