DSP Plugins

|JuiceZ| · 09-17-03, 02:32 PM

Just d/led DFX plugin last night to use w/ QCD4 (supports wa2 plugins) and the difference is unbelievable

Its the first time I've an audio enhancer in a while but most of you audiophiles have been forever so whats your favorite? I know some people even use a combination of different ones. Basically looking plugins with the same perf & stability as DFX but "free"

EciDemon · 09-24-03, 08:37 AM

Personaly I do not like dsp effects, "3d" sound "true bass" and what not dosent really sound that good. Its cos of the side effects you get with them I think. In some aspects it sounds nice with that song but then there is something bad you could point your finger at... no good balance.

A good equalizer is what I like. Good balance where I want it.

Your signature dosent say anything about a sound card, If you have the chance try an audigy 2. It has some nice enugh hardware fx for music and movies (and if you really want to, you can make your own and link multiple effects to eachother, like a tiny reverb only applied at high frequencies). And as a plus, it features a very sofisticated multi channel upmixer when you listen to stereo stuff (mp3, cds etc). Im quite impressed with it and as a musician it takes alot

Im sorry that this is a bit off topic, I just had to add my comment on this.

09-17-03, 02:32 PM	#1
\|JuiceZ\| Registered User Join Date: Aug 1999 Location: Louisville, KY Posts: 3,285	DSP Plugins Just d/led DFX plugin last night to use w/ QCD4 (supports wa2 plugins) and the difference is unbelievable Its the first time I've an audio enhancer in a while but most of you audiophiles have been forever so whats your favorite? I know some people even use a combination of different ones. Basically looking plugins with the same perf & stability as DFX but "free" __________________ primary MBP Core i5 2010 \| HR \| OCZ 120GB SSD gaming Core i5-2500K @ 4.1GHz w/ CM Hyper212+ \| MSI N560GTX-Ti TF II/OC \| MSI P67A-GD55 \| Silverstone FT02 \| X360 250GB \| Kinect htpc IONITX-A-U \| 2GB \| M350 \| XBMC Linux \| SABnzbd, sickbeard, couchpotato \| NAS Synology DS411J \| 4TB hometheater KURO PDP-5020 \| HK AVR2600 \| Definitive BP2006TL(2) & CLR2300 \| Polk R50(2) \| Sony S470 \| HarmonyOne

09-24-03, 08:37 AM	#2
EciDemon Registered User Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Sweden Posts: 1,423	Personaly I do not like dsp effects, "3d" sound "true bass" and what not dosent really sound that good. Its cos of the side effects you get with them I think. In some aspects it sounds nice with that song but then there is something bad you could point your finger at... no good balance. A good equalizer is what I like. Good balance where I want it. Your signature dosent say anything about a sound card, If you have the chance try an audigy 2. It has some nice enugh hardware fx for music and movies (and if you really want to, you can make your own and link multiple effects to eachother, like a tiny reverb only applied at high frequencies). And as a plus, it features a very sofisticated multi channel upmixer when you listen to stereo stuff (mp3, cds etc). Im quite impressed with it and as a musician it takes alot Im sorry that this is a bit off topic, I just had to add my comment on this. Last edited by EciDemon; 09-24-03 at 08:41 AM.