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I started working with my Sony Oxford Suite demos tonight, along with my demo of Altiverb 6. Kudos to James for getting us all interested in this thing. This might be a way to get the sound you want without screwing your track up too badly for broadcast remastering. It's not compressing the sound upward as if it sat on a keg of dynamite and splattered itself onto the ceiling, as most brick-wall limiters are prone to doing. This is not a limiter in the traditional sense. Still trying to figure out the Multi-band button, but I don't have a sure grasp of it yet.

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Also, to limit the sound it's best to use the 'Clipping' button, but I got the impression from the manual that if you can manage NOT to use it, you'll get a better sound. Lower the 'Output' slider to limit the sound. Raise the 'Input' slider to 'inflate' the sound. The Effects slider is where most of the action is, it seems, while the Curve changes the way it responds.

That's a help in comparing the plugin to the source. The 'IN' button is just a sort of bypass, but it's better than the bypass button, because it keeps the volume similar and just removes the effects. And it just MIGHT replace the РµвЂ¦С“ in lots of situations, but I'm just not sure yet. Oxford hasn't replaced Waves yet, but it's definitely added to it. When I switch back to the РµвЂ¦С“-LL UltraMaximizer, I still feel a sigh of relief. It's late, I'm in need of sleep, and I've got much more experimenting to go before really having anything of substance to talk about. On orchestral instruments it was much more interesting, but I'm not ready to try to put it into words yet. I dialed them back down to middle-of-the-road settings and much of that went away, but not all. It seems to have steepened the slope of the attack and decay, creating an exaggerated attack and unrealistic decay. However, for piano I found it to emphasize the percussive aspect of the instrument. I was able to get a warm sound from it - almost tubular. The manual talks like some clipping is ok.

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As Gary said, it's clipping on the output, and I'm not sure how to use it and get what you want while not clipping. I'm not sure of its utility, though, as a limiter. (duh) I'm only beginning to learn to coax predictable results from it, but I like what I hear. I just got a lot of fuzz for the first 20 minutes that I played with it. It compares favorably with the Waves РµвЂ¦С“-LL UltraMaximizer, though they are really two completely different beasts. Ok, I've been playing with it (the Oxford Inflator). I spent the day getting her on another flight, trying to track down her bags, and getting her into New York LaGuardia. My daughter flew back to New Haven today, but her connecting flight from Philadelphia got cancelled.

They were very upset to hear that rumor!) They have no idea when MAS will be ready, but they're on it.

(what the tech support guy told you was not true, according to everyone I talk to. Waves says they have been working on the MAS versions for some time. I paid nearly $300 for the РµвЂ¦С“ MultiM, and I'm very disappointed that it will not load.

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The ULTRAMaximizer (sort of the 'lite' version) will, but it was free with the Platinum bundle when I renewed WUP. My Waves MULTIMaximizer will not pass DP's AU evaluation, so I can't use it currently. I look forward to shooshies eval as he's got the latest waves plug.