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Subject: Focusrite Platinum Compounder
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Original Message 1/2 17-Feb-00 @ 07:33 AM - Focusrite Platinum Compounder
I am seriously considering buying a Focusrite Platinum Compounder with a view to improving the overall sound of my trax. I have a couple of Behringer Composers already but find they dont really provide the 'oomph'/hard-as-nails bass sound I am after. If anyone uses this unit or could recommend something similar please give some advice.
Message 2/2 21-Feb-00 @ 10:29 AM - RE: Focusrite Platinum Compounder
Hi,
As I said elsewhere, in not so many words, you will NOT be unhappy with your decision should you decide to purchase the focusrite platinum compounder. I use it as my only Compressor and it does all jobs well. In the copression of an entire mix it is quite transparent yet affective and if you really want to punch the f*ck out of a beat its MORE than capable. It has a bass boost function, which does wonders for bass drums or basslines, and with the addition of the "huge" function the bass boost becomes positivly dangerous. The addition of dual Limiter and Gate are a bonus and both are of a quality to match the compressor. lastly the manual is pretty nifty, with lots of suggested settings for different applications.
No i'm not a sales rep, just dead pleased to own this beauty :o)
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As I said elsewhere, in not so many words, you will NOT be unhappy with your decision should you decide to purchase the focusrite platinum compounder. I use it as my only Compressor and it does all jobs well. In the copression of an entire mix it is quite transparent yet affective and if you really want to punch the f*ck out of a beat its MORE than capable. It has a bass boost function, which does wonders for bass drums or basslines, and with the addition of the "huge" function the bass boost becomes positivly dangerous. The addition of dual Limiter and Gate are a bonus and both are of a quality to match the compressor. lastly the manual is pretty nifty, with lots of suggested settings for different applications.
No i'm not a sales rep, just dead pleased to own this beauty :o)
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