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 Modelling Plug-ins - Emulating Hardware In Software
By Mel Lambert
"Limitations, if any, only exist in the imagination, experience and creativity of the engineer(s) making the audio plug-ins. - Colin McDowell"
Check out the Sound on Sound website for the full article. |
 Unsung Heroes: Innovation and risk are behind today's much-used audio gear.
By Ron DiCesare
"...Colin McDowell understood that plug-in technology was the future of the audio industry."
For more information visit the Post website. |
 Channel Strip Surfing
By Markkus Rovito
"McDSP Channel G Compact is hard to beat for Pro Tools LE users."
Check out the Electronic Musician website for the full article. |
 Applications for Our iPhone World
By Russ Long
"There are dozens of apps to choose from, but the few that quickly rise above the rest are the McDSP Retro Recorder..."
Check out the complete article at the Pro Audio Review website. |
 All Access: Bruce Springsteen
By Jeff MacKay
Find out how FOH Engineers, John Cooper and Brett Dicus use McDSP plug-ins for the North America Springsteen Tour.
Click here to learn more.
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 McDSP - FutzBox Plug-in
By Dave Hidek & GH
"There are many distortion, lo-fi, and audio-destruction plug-ins on the market, but few are as flexible or as good at sounding bad as FutzBox."
Check out the Tape Op website for more information. |
 McDSP Retro Pack Plug-ins
By Barry Rudolph
"There doesn't seem to be anything "digital" sounding about all three of these processors."
Check out the Music Connection website for the full article. |
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 McDSP Retro Pack
By Craig Anderton
"These are simple plug-ins, but by no means simplistic ones."
For more information visit the EQ website. |
 'Lost,' The Final Chapter
By Mel Lambert
"My dialog processing chain within Pro Tools," Morrone says, "comprises a McDSP ML4000 routed into a Massenburg EQ, followed by a McDSP De-esser and then into a NF575 Notch Filter..."
Click here to read the full article.
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 Reeling In The '70s
By Matthew Sweet and Susanna Hoffs
"When McDSP’s Retro Pack came out last fall,” Sweet recalls, “it sounded so good that I had to go back and replace almost everything, even though we were already mixing. For the last few years I’ve been using the AEA ribbon mic for the drum overhead, and when you run that through the [4040] Retro Limiter, it really squashes the cymbals, very much like what the Beatles got at Abbey Road."
Check out the complete article at the EQ website. |
 No Doubt They're Back
By Clive Young
"..within it [Digidesign VENUE], Kerns employs a collection of plug-ins that include...a slew of plugs from McDSP, such as Analog Channel, Channel G, ML4000 and the DE555 de-esser."
Click here to for the full article.
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Retro Pack
By Nick Peck
"The Retro Limiter is anything but subtle."
Click here to read the full article. |
McDSP DE555 & FutzBox
By Sam Inglis
"FutzBox offers convincing simulations of a huge range of 'real world' playback systems, without the inconveniences of convolution processing."
Check out the Sound on Sound website for the full article. |
McDSP TDM Emerald Pack III
By Russ Long
"The most powerful bundle in the world."
Check out the digital issue of Pro Audio Review for more information. |
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McDSP Retro Pack
A Studio Tour with The Crystal Method (Part 2)
