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I know this probably isn't too uncommon these days, but I'm fuckin impressed that y'all pulled off something this slick remotely
I'm old, love DOOM and Aesop Rock/HMM, so I appreciate the big vocabulary and tongue-in-cheek weirdness
keep up the good work!
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What better way to break in this community than with a mediocre picture of 2/3rds of a new PA?
I just wrapped up a little test session playing tracks from different genres to get a feel for the new setup. This thing sounds incredible, like having studio reference monitors in the venue. Plus, no more dead zone directly in front of the stage!
One of the later SNES games called Secret of Evermore!
It's kind-of a spiritual successor to Secret of Mana, but with a more sci-fi bent.
I'm newish to the plugin space, but two that I've found myself using quite a bit are:
Comper is a compressor with both serial and parallel options. I feel like I've gotten better sounds from this than the official Shadow Hills Mastering Compressor emulations from Plugin Alliance. Of course, that could be user error
I am a lowly live sound engineer, after all ;)
Tokyo Dawn's Records' Nova Dynamic EQ
I just like the way this one sounds. Does what I want with a good spectrum analyzer built in. I intend to purchase the full version soon, but I've found the free version very useful in my mixes. On the mastering side, I leaned into rhe Kirchoff EQ from Plugin Alliance, but it seems a bit unstable and feels a little overkill on the mixes where Nova gets the job done just fine.
I'm late to this party, but you might appreciate the open source Axis and Allies engine called TripleA.
My step-dad was a big WWII history buff, and he had the pc version of Axis and Allies installed on the family computer! Loved it and occasionally fire up TripleA for nostalgia.
Bummer! Thank you for helping me get started with Lemmy, and good luck in your future endeavors!