Looks like manual was not read before posting.

Looks like the child of 2 Vertigos.

I suppose it won't happen today.

fredgod wrote:Just one thing worth asking,
Tim can we get some few top mastering grade clean and character compressors to complete your collection in all stages?

I agree. This should be the next step.

Man, this thing is so good. The dynamic eq is the gem. This and Gold are some of the most exquisite plugins on the market!

Thanks Giancarlo. I only now realized I overlooked the Dynameq button! (where's that facepalm character when one needs it???) This opens up a whole new dimension of processing in one plugin. Just played with it and lights are starting to flash in my brain. I'm gonna try it on a whole bunch of tracks...

PS: A demonstration video would be very welcomed.

@Avgatzeblouz: It is exactly what Lime or Sand etc does, the only difference being you get the inline eq too on Cobalt (by having two eqs). Dynamic eq is traditionally a tool that offers multiple eq bands with dynamic control per band, thus acting both as eq and compressor. As I said, to me Cobalt ...

Exactly.

Uninspired (a bit misleading) naming choice, but a great tool

It is a strip containing an eq, a second eq on the internal sidechain path, and a compressor. You don't have dynamic control over the eq bands themselves, as regular dynamic eqs have, but you have the entire eq to 'sculpt' the signal fed to the detector. This happens while also having the full eq av...

@Avgatzeblouz: It is exactly what Lime or Sand etc does, the only difference being you get the inline eq too on Cobalt (by having two eqs). Dynamic eq is traditionally a tool that offers multiple eq bands with dynamic control per band, thus acting both as eq and compressor. As I said, to me Cobalt i...

Don't touch a thing!

And sell me your laptop

It's more like a glorified sc compressor, not a dynamic eq. The name is kinda confusing.

The new thing compared to previous 'strips' is that it has two eqs, thus offering more flexibility.

It doesn't sound like a Pultec to me. It's a different thing.

I forgot to congratulate the team for the manual. It's refreshing to see something professional, 100% usable, without unnecessary pictures and stories.

I hope to see this becoming a trend