Heat

[audioluche]

I love Heat and i often wonder if i should try Phoenix...

Do they complement one each other?
I never took the time to demo Phoenix.

[WernerF]

Originally Posted by audioluche

I love Heat and i often wonder if i should try Phoenix...

Do they complement one each other?
I never took the time to demo Phoenix.

No need. Same developer and basically the same product only implemented in Pro Tools.

[Shatzer]

Heat is fantastic. I wouldn't want to mix without it after using it for a few years. Definitely hear a huge difference when it's bypassed. CPU hit isn't even 1% on my computer.

[Drew Mazurek]

Originally Posted by audioluche

I love Heat and i often wonder if i should try Phoenix...

Do they complement one each other?
I never took the time to demo Phoenix.

With Phoenix, you'd be able to treat tracks differently. There are also A LOT more options with the full plugin. 5 differently algos, each with a neutral, bright and dark option.

[TOM@METRO]

Originally Posted by Drew Mazurek

With Phoenix, you'd be able to treat tracks differently. There are also A LOT more options with the full plugin. 5 differently algos, each with a neutral, bright and dark option.

It's also nice to be able to have this color on other than just Audio Tracks.

[noah330]

I demoed Phoenix and really liked it. I didn't end up buying it, but it was a great trial.

It's on my wish list. Same with the vinyl plugin Dave Hill makes.

[audioluche]

Originally Posted by Drew Mazurek

With Phoenix, you'd be able to treat tracks differently. There are also A LOT more options with the full plugin. 5 differently algos, each with a neutral, bright and dark option.

Do you find the algos are equal or better than Heat with Phoenix?
Or just more flexible?

Thanks.

[quantise]

Thank you all for your responses. I have HEAT on demo at the moment and am finding it eminently useable.

A combo of HEAT on the tracks and UAD Studer A800 on the busses with a touch of UAD Ampex ATR on the MixBus sounds great.

Gonna have to bone up for this one, I think!

John

[Drew Mazurek]

Originally Posted by audioluche

Do you find the algos are equal or better than Heat with Phoenix?
Or just more flexible?

Thanks.

both. Keep in mind HEAT was developed in 2006 to work on DSP only and to take up as little of it as possible I would assume. It's not hard to imagine some compromises being struck. But I wasn't there.

[TVPostSound]

Originally Posted by JFreak

I've seen under 200 but it is very rare...

Mine was Geaslutz Classified $150 plus $25 iLok