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Wow... A sprinkel of Magic indeed. Value for money is great. I have added a couple more racks to the collection sinse this purchase. A fantastic starting point for mastering. Thanks Slate Digital
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Good and very effective
Very nice plugins that make your sound improve drastically when applying them correctly. Not that cheap because of the ilok
you need to enable it to work and not really easy to install. But very good plugin besides those arguments
you need to enable it to work and not really easy to install. But very good plugin besides those arguments
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Small bundle with big power
Please be careful when you buy it . it comes just with 7 units. At first i thought that , its not even a fair deal. But after starting to using i understood that i am wrong. Rack is including also ready to go presets and they make to work with them easier.
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Slate VMR
fast shipping and great price! what can I say...
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VMR!!
A great piece of kit in terms of it's sound, overall low CPU usage, and value (especially at this price).
There are a couple of points that some people may find annoying:
a) there are no overall gain controls for the Rack, which can make gain staging a bit of a pain. However Slate himself has said that there is a soon to be released Trimmer module to alleviate this issue.
b) the rack window can be a waste of screen estate. If only one module is required then you will find that three empty (default) slots will be visible with no means to hide them. This becomes a big issue on smaller screens where screen estate management is a must.
c) If you want to use an plugin external to the VMR in between two modules (e.g. FG-116 - **native EQ** - Revival) then it could easily become a bit clumsy to manage multiple VMRs on a single channel strip.
d) You need an iLok2
For my own workflow i find it more than satisfactory and a breeze to use!
Update (26 March 2015)
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In response to comment No.1, Slate has now added the trimmer module (which is available as free update).
There are a couple of points that some people may find annoying:
a) there are no overall gain controls for the Rack, which can make gain staging a bit of a pain. However Slate himself has said that there is a soon to be released Trimmer module to alleviate this issue.
b) the rack window can be a waste of screen estate. If only one module is required then you will find that three empty (default) slots will be visible with no means to hide them. This becomes a big issue on smaller screens where screen estate management is a must.
c) If you want to use an plugin external to the VMR in between two modules (e.g. FG-116 - **native EQ** - Revival) then it could easily become a bit clumsy to manage multiple VMRs on a single channel strip.
d) You need an iLok2
For my own workflow i find it more than satisfactory and a breeze to use!
Update (26 March 2015)
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In response to comment No.1, Slate has now added the trimmer module (which is available as free update).
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