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orpheus_2 01-23-2008 10:45 AM

DeClipping, Cleaning, Equalizing...
 
Dear All,

I was about to shell out a few $$$ to buy some DeClipping, Cleaning, Equalizing etc. PlugIns. Prior to typing in my credit card number, I decided to have some more research into available products. The results were frightening, as on the Windows side, there was about 10 times greater selection, all of it Free- or Shareware! Well, if I were looking for spreadsheet apps,this would be quite understandable, but audio...........

So I pulled back my AmExpress.

Are there maybe some good DeClipping, Cleaning, Equalizing freebies for OS X, which I have overseen?

orpheus_2 01-23-2008 02:43 PM

Re: DeClipping, Cleaning, Equalizing...
 
Just tried out BombFactory's free Declipper. There must be something better

Goobs 01-24-2008 02:30 AM

Re: DeClipping, Cleaning, Equalizing...
 
Check out SoundSoap 2, SoundSoap Pro, and the Mastering Suite from Bias.

Here's a link: Bias-Inc

I think they are great. Anyone else back me up on this?

Good luck,
Jeff

orpheus_2 01-24-2008 06:09 AM

Re: DeClipping, Cleaning, Equalizing...
 
Hi Jeff and thanks for the kind reply.

I tried SoundSopap some 3 years ago, and found out that for our classical stuff (string quartet) it is not fine enough.

Other BIAS stuff might be OK, but I find it pricey. We were trying to figure how many CDs we must sell to break even with equipment and production costs, and it appeared we must sell 75% of the print just to cover the costs. Also, some stores pay us back only after we come to collect in our kung-fu attire ;=)

Hope there is more understanding for our being stingy....

Quote:

Check out SoundSoap 2, SoundSoap Pro, and the Mastering Suite from Bias.

Here's a link: Bias-Inc

I think they are great. Anyone else back me up on this?

Good luck,
Jeff


Phil Ogden 01-24-2008 06:46 AM

Re: DeClipping, Cleaning, Equalizing...
 
If you can find something suitable as a Mac VST, then you might consider running this via a FXpansion wrapper to convert VST plug-ins to the RTAS format. You'll have to buy this but it's not expensive and does rather increase your options.

http://www.myspace.com/philogg


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