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In Reply to: Re: Apogee UV22 processing posted by jumpsturdy on November 26, 2006 at 18:30:51:
I don't seem to like PoW very much - the variants seem to impose a bit of "haze" over the music that I don't like.Waves also imposes a bit of grittiness but sounds a bit more pleasant than PoW and less "artificial" than UV22.
I think the main difference between L1,2,3 etc. are sophistication of the algorithms. L2 tends to be single band, but L3 can be multi-band.
I tend to use L2 (with all options turned off) as a "vanilla" peak limiter during recording and mixing, and L3 for final mastering.
I'm waiting for Waves to release 64-bit versions of their effects once Vista becomes entrenched.
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- Sorry for taking so long to reply - have been on vacation - Christine Tham 21:45:48 12/06/06 (0)
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