Stillwell Audio has released a new plug-in for Mac (VST/AU) and Windows (VST) called Bombardier. Bombardier is an RMS compressor specialized for laying across your master buss. In addition to a new 'bomb' algorithm said to produce instantaneous response while maintaining a smooth character, Bombardier looks to offer generous amounts of control paired with the gorgeous to look at user interfaces Stillwell is known for. Bombardier sells for $59 for most hosts, or $39 for a reaper-only non commercial license.
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Stillwell Audio Releases Bombardier Buss Compressor
Stillwell Audio has released a new plug-in for Mac (VST/AU) and Windows (VST) called Bombardier. Bombardier is an RMS compressor specialized for laying across your master buss. In addition to a new 'bomb' algorithm said to produce instantaneous response while maintaining a smooth character, Bombardier looks to offer generous amounts of control paired with the gorgeous to look at user interfaces Stillwell is known for. Bombardier sells for $59 for most hosts, or $39 for a reaper-only non commercial license.
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Anyone interested in doing their own mastering/beefing up their mixes/demos would do well to buy Ozone. It instantly changed how my material is received at every stage.
-Tom N
...and that has exactly what to do with this compressor?
Just that anyone in the market for a master buss compressor would do well to check out the Ozone demo before buying anything else.
-Tom N
Ozone's M/S compression algorithms are pretty excellent, but I do really like the sound of the Stillwell stuff. And the PSP stuff, come to think of it.
But comparing this to ozone is like comparing apples & oranges. The only module in Ozone I actually use is the limiter + auto black dither, everything else in there is good (except that weird eq - those curves are not to my liking at all!) but there's better alternatives in both soft & hardware form. Most decent ME's use EQ, compression, clipping / limiting and most importantly (for loud records) - gain staging, when cutting a record. Everything else is superfluous really.
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