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Oldiesmike
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If anyone knows of a free vst plugin that can duplicate the sound quality of stations like CBSFM has now please post the link here to download it
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I think you'll be hard pressed to find something for free that works as well as CBS-FM's $10k Omnia or Optimod standalone audio processor.
Plus there's the issue of the delay that's inherent in DSP-based audio processing - not something you could use if you're planning on using the processing for "live" mixing with Mixmeister.
You could download MBL4 from http://burnill.co.uk/, get a USB sound card (like the Griffin iMic) and route the output from Mixmeister through MBL4. That'll get you close to the CBS-FM sound, but only close.
Plus there's the issue of the delay that's inherent in DSP-based audio processing - not something you could use if you're planning on using the processing for "live" mixing with Mixmeister.
You could download MBL4 from http://burnill.co.uk/, get a USB sound card (like the Griffin iMic) and route the output from Mixmeister through MBL4. That'll get you close to the CBS-FM sound, but only close.
Rob Stutson said:
Damn! That's a cool program! 8) Thanks for sharing that info! I've been trying to decide what to do about my still-broken DSP9024 from Behringer. Thanks to you, I think I have found the solution!
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Michael said:
If you have an ASIO-compatible card capable of at least 48 kHz sample rate, get Sonos II from the above link. It has a five-band compressor/limiter much like the one in the Inovonics OMEGA-FM processor and it's the best free product out there, period. (IIRC, the OMEGA software was written by John Burnill.)
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