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UAD-1 vs Focusrite Liquidmix vs TC Powercore
Hello all, I've decide that I'm just about ready to upgrade my plugins. I've been using Waves Platinum for a long time, and I think I'm ready to go for something a little different. I was asked why I...
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11-20-2007, 05:52 PM
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Re: UAD-1 vs Focusrite Liquidmix vs TC Powercore
Helow
I am a newbie on this forum and also in recording domain(3 years only) but i heard and used the UAD the TC Powercore in different recording studios . Liquid Mix is what i use now and i am very pleased of its capabilities. The eq is precise and a bit "coloured" and i find it superior to any of Waves eq. The compression is very good and I really like how it sounds even on vocals. This little toy from Focusrite has a shiny and upstanding sound and I recommend it to anyone. I must admit that i wasn`t very interested regarding the accuracy of the emulations. Regarding to reverb I find the Wizoo W2 just amazing. As a master limiter i use the"Elephant" from Voxengo replacing the L2 from Waves.
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09-02-2008, 11:55 AM
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Re: UAD-1 vs Focusrite Liquidmix vs TC Powercore
I have both UAD-1 and PowerCore PCI cards. I think the UAD plugins sound better. But the problems I have had with the PowerCore cards means I would never touch TC products again. I am a computer systems engineer for my day job and am well used to getting PCI cards working in computers. The PowerCore cards have been nothing but trouble as I am always getting massages about losing communication with the card and the plugin is disabled. Also TC has no effective user support.
The UAD-2 cards are out and the quad processor UAD-2 is a really powerful card. Check it out!
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