can they be used for other purpose?

I tried that, just for curiosity. I didn't remember filemon to be so informative, so thanks for reminding me.manu wrote:@kylie,
Open SFP,make a empty project without asio aor anything else of course.
Start FILEMON just after because you will have tones of files on the screen.,
drag the concerned device into SFP windows.
Filemon will show you the DSP used by this devices (you can use filter for that) ,and COMPSAL.dsp is the compressor module used by KOMPRESSOR.
Of course ,you won't see wich script is using by a module,only files! that's enough.
whoever wrote the BS under the manu account, it is a very particular person's style, language, quoting of meaningless pics, misunderstanding of humour, insisting on certain 'studio facts', bragging with gear, discrediting other people, telling to be 'out' and returning immediately, starting the trouble and playing the offended one, etc, etcShroomz II wrote:you forgot to say 'make good music with digital audio soft'manu wrote:Thanks DAS for your very transparent and very good compressors.
I doesn't take much brain power to figure out the true intentions of this thread.
Shroomz
hubrid,hubird wrote:it is
imagine:
'Hi folks, me, manu,is a big fan of Das plugs, and I'm proud to know the Das people even personally, as they are great developers and good friends even.
Having said that, I'd like to discuss the transparency factor of compressors, as I really think Das compressors are extremely transparant.
I listened to compressors of other 3rd party developers, and without saying they are not good I think Das compressors have something special which other ones don't have.
Eric and I did a few audio tests, so you can listen to some audio examples, with the same file played through some popular compressors, well known on the Scope platform.
I (and Eric of course) would like to keep the names of them hidden, so no pictures or names.
We are not comparing compressors, we just would like to discuss transparency.
Listen to the files, the last one is done on DAS2A.
Now what'd you think, do you hear the difference?
Let me know
cheers.
manu (formerly known as uman).'
that already should have done it, without a single problem