well, plugins4free seems to be just fine.
anyhow, the nice old Terry West plugins are still there and some new ones by others too.
I don't think that ReLife is built in, but the cs (channel strip) plugins are there.
The specific versions seem to be slightly differently labeled on the downloadable zip files.
Meaning, Terry gave them different abbreviated names, but they are still the right ones.
Just remember what each one does and what it is, and then the names make sense.
I think the Channel Strip ones were invented right before the Master Channel Strip ones.
So the names reflect that as well as the features.
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^this one works ok except for an error in the bass boosting on the left side only.
I'm running a few of them right now.
v1.69 is the best one i know of for the Master Channel Strip (cs12m).
Instead of a built in limiter or clipping fix, there's the built in NYC (New York style compression) and also Motown.
That might be what the guy is looking for.
There's a link by "Tapenade" in the Linux Musicians website to the main one:
https://linuxmusicians.com/viewtopic.php?t=24487
anyhow, the nice old Terry West plugins are still there and some new ones by others too.
I don't think that ReLife is built in, but the cs (channel strip) plugins are there.
The specific versions seem to be slightly differently labeled on the downloadable zip files.
Meaning, Terry gave them different abbreviated names, but they are still the right ones.
Just remember what each one does and what it is, and then the names make sense.
I think the Channel Strip ones were invented right before the Master Channel Strip ones.
So the names reflect that as well as the features.
^this one works ok except for an error in the bass boosting on the left side only.
I'm running a few of them right now.
v1.69 is the best one i know of for the Master Channel Strip (cs12m).
Instead of a built in limiter or clipping fix, there's the built in NYC (New York style compression) and also Motown.
That might be what the guy is looking for.
There's a link by "Tapenade" in the Linux Musicians website to the main one:
https://linuxmusicians.com/viewtopic.php?t=24487
Statistics: Posted by mjolnir — Mon Jun 17, 2024 5:38 am