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@reasOne That Malibu Ken album kicks ass. I love Tobacco and everything he does. Same with Aesop Rock, or at least from what I’ve heard of him so far. Haven’t listened to a ton though
Decent Samples; potentially the worst name ever. I was trying to find the thread where I heard about the glockenspiel sound to give credit to whoever it was, but difficult to find with that generic a name...
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/decent-samples/id1530441977
That's the impression I'm starting to gather as well. Some compressors are the glue-the-mix type and MDE Stereo is apparently for that.
I've only used a limiter on the master channel when mixing in a DAW. Without experience using a compressor on master channel, I wasn't sure which MDE was right for the glue job.
They’re both stereo plugins.
The one just has the word “stereo” in the name.
The older one was modeled after the original mono device, but DDMF gives us two simultaneous instances (one for each side)
That must have lasted a few minutes. Back up again.
It's possible to resist MDES
I have a LOT of compressors both iPad and desktop. Spent a lot of time ABing and luckily I am happy with what I have.
They both have the same “mojo”, but the newer one has a few more convenient features.
Sorry to keep asking but by newer you mean MDE Stereo right?
Yes.
The original hardware was a mono unit, so they needed to have two mono units to process stereo.
The stereo version was then created, which is basically two mono units in one box, but also includes a few extra features.
Thank you for the patient replies. I'll go for the MDES since you say it has a few more convenient features. I like convenient.
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Here is the official website of the original hardware:
http://magicdeatheye.com/buy/
Doesn't the newer one also have oversampling which reduces/eliminates the aliasing present in the original release?
Think you might be right about that
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Yes.
It also has a control to turn the harmonics all the way down to 0% or all the way up to 100% (50% is the default modeled after the hardware)
Ah, my absolute pleasure, mate! He's absolutely incredible isn't he? The Dawn of Electronic Music patches are absolutely beautiful and instantly evocative of so many things.
They use different compression curves. MDES is smoother, MDE is steeper. I heard MDES hits the cpu much harder (can anyone confirm?). That would explain why there are still two of them. Seems we have good reasons to get them both.
Noooooo....
They are software copies of 2 physical hardware units you can purchase from:
http://magicdeatheye.com/
The story of the real hardware is fascinating. The designer works as a mastering engineer
at Capitol Records in Hollywood where the greats recorded classic albums.
All the DDMF apps are simulations of vintage studio gear that sells for a mint. Studio collectables turned into IOS Apps.
If you care about studio recording arts you should want them all and to see if you can hear
what they contribute to make something like a classic analog studio album have that sonic
beauty. It about NOT adding extras we don't want and delivering something truly wonderful we didn't know existed. It's anti-noise.
He really is, epic stuff man! I was seriously stunned going through that world pack with all small touches in those preset sounds. The previews don’t even come close to doing really any of the sound packs justice but his.
Say no more, I was wondering about the dawn of electronic music, going to check it out! I actually think I probably would have picked some of these up a while back if there had just been no preview at all as opposed to the weak previews they have going on sound cloud.
New Festive Bundle (4Pockets) will be available for a limited period and comprises 3 of the most recent and best selling plugins not previously available in bundle deals.
-MIDI Strummer
-NuRack
-SlowMoFX
https://apps.apple.com/app-bundle/festive-bundle/id1540062221
Bargain?
Actually it look like yet another one of those frequent Apple bundle price errors:
Makes me want to make an extra effort to scrutinize my App Store purchase prices.
Do these guys really know how to add?!?!?!
I've been looking for a collection of one shot samples to use as my core drum library. This will do nicely. Thanks for the heads up.
So true! I've no idea how that works - it almost feels like you'd have to deliberately set out to make them that poor for some reason!
man that malibu ken albums in my top 10 favs of all time! def go back and jam all aesops older stuff especially skelethon and float!!! so goood
No doubts that this is the story. I was referring to the question if they sound the same, what are the differences and which one is to prefer, the original MDE or the feature rich MDES. The apps. The two apps ;-)
I don‘t have them both but I‘m pretty shure it does make a difference if one uses only MDES.
I prefer MDES... when I push a audio file through them I can apply them both and the slide them in and out of service. They both add coloring that is slightly unique but I never use them both. But I like the fact that I can and the quality of the audio final product is not diminished by too much processing or extra FX side-effects. It just adds more harmonic coloring.
Of course, I can push the compression really hard and use it like a traditional guitar stomp pedal to give me tremendous sustain.
But I almost always throw it on my master bus for that tube color. It just fattens up the sound and I never regret and remove it with the one exception: I have no CPU resource left and it adds audible clicking. But even in that case I check every there effect and remove it to keep that mix down benefit.
I tend to like music that sounds like it was mastered in a classic hardware-based studio and NOT bit-crushing, noise drenched productions. I dabble in that genre but I find that those
industrial concoctions also seem more interesting with some MDES added.
I'm a real fan of DDMF's work. He's a sonic simulation rock star and looks for the classic studio gear that engineers pay the big bucks to collect (Neve, etc).
Of course, I can push the compression really hard and use it like a traditional guitar stomp pedal to give me tremendous sustain.
@McD what are the settings you use for that?
Got a lil free time this weekend with my axe!
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