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Algorithmix & Sonic Core?
Posted: Fri Mar 20, 2009 1:48 am
by Warp69
Hi,
Algorithmix has announced the LP SPlitCompressor - a very high end mastering compressor - but there's a rumour that Algorithmix will release that product on the Scope platform - any concrete information about this and probably other products?
Cheers
Re: Algorithmix & Sonic Core?
Posted: Fri Mar 20, 2009 2:15 am
by ChampionSound
On the Algorithmix site there's nothing mentioned about scope for this plug, at least I couldn't find it there.
On the
Gearslutz site I can only see that "Wildpark" (bottom of the page) mentions something about scope, but nothing concrete though.
Oh yeah, the RRP is $1800,- for the VST
Re: Algorithmix & Sonic Core?
Posted: Fri Mar 20, 2009 10:12 am
by Sounddesigner
Warp69 wrote:Hi,
Algorithmix has announced the LP SPlitCompressor - a very high end mastering compressor - but there's a rumour that Algorithmix will release that product on the Scope platform - any concrete information about this and probably other products?
Cheers
I read that the Algorithmix compressor can be VERY power-hungry so it might be VERY attractive to run it on XITE-1 for people who wish to use many instances of it without killing their computer and keep their buffer size small. I think such a compressor would be good for the SCOPE Platform even tho i'm not a big fan of every Platform having the same plugins.
I would love to own the new Algorithmix compressor but it is too far out my budget range. All i can do is demo it and dream

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Re: Algorithmix & Sonic Core?
Posted: Fri Mar 20, 2009 12:22 pm
by ReD_MuZe
what a joke
Re: Algorithmix & Sonic Core?
Posted: Fri Mar 20, 2009 1:09 pm
by dawman
Yes it seems very high priced.
But a very effective marketing strategy.
After the initial shock prospective buyers incur, they recieve information that for just 2000 USD one can have a bundle of plugs w/ the LS Comp.......Now it sounds like a great deal. and anyone foolish enough to pay for that will surely tell everyone how great it sounds since they are so heavily vested.
For a couple of hundred more one could have a Manley ELOP.
Or 20 Alesis 3630's..........
If only it's results could be heard on all of the iPods and mp3's....
I am glad to see another developer considering Scope DSP's though.
Maybe the DSP version can be downloaded from Ralf over and over everyweek...
I'm just not sure Ralf, let me try it again for a few months on another dozen projects, that should help me make a decision....

Re: Algorithmix & Sonic Core?
Posted: Fri Mar 20, 2009 1:25 pm
by spacef
in the same time Algorythmics is responsible for Osiris for Scope, so they know the platform for a while already.... @600...
Re: Algorithmix & Sonic Core?
Posted: Fri Mar 20, 2009 3:39 pm
by Shroomz~>
Re: Algorithmix & Sonic Core?
Posted: Fri Mar 20, 2009 8:21 pm
by dawman
I joined that forum a couple weeks ago and love jackin' those guys off about Scope.
Most of those cats over there all 100 % Mac, or PC only, or hardware only, or VST only...
You'd think one would use DSP/VST synths to achieve what analog synths cannot do, and hardware reverb to do what software can't do, a Mac for sequencing w/ Gigs PC slaves, etc.
Why not use anthing and everything that sounds good?
Re: Algorithmix & Sonic Core?
Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2009 5:32 am
by ChampionSound
Hey, sombody has got to jack them off... Jimmy is just being kind.

Re: Algorithmix & Sonic Core?
Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2009 6:42 am
by Shroomz~>
It sounds like a REAL 'high end' compressor, but only someone who really needs it's virtues & can afford an $1800 plugin will buy it. It sounds like they've been doing relatively well with their linear phase EQs which are also very expensive, but if some producers feel that they need a certain plugin, no matter what it cost$, well who can argue?
Personally, I think that this Algorithmix comp will NOT be released for Scope. XITE-1 ... maybe? Scope, no.
Re: Algorithmix & Sonic Core?
Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2009 8:58 am
by dawman
They really were interested in the Neumann U107 that has 2 x ADP21369's.
It can do Valve emulations and even 1:1 quality remakes of the Realistic 95's that Radio Shack use to sell back in the '70's......
I was shocked as someone replied they had heard about microphones w/ DSP chips inside.........
That's why I watch my manners here around my fellow Brotha's. I know we all share a love for Scope and at least use our cards.
Places like that are chock full of chaps who don't have shit except a mouse and their mommy's Dell.....
Re: Algorithmix & Sonic Core?
Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2009 9:16 am
by Shroomz~>
mmmmmm.....
Re: Algorithmix & Sonic Core?
Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2009 9:36 am
by garyb
stardust wrote:XITE-1/4LIVE wrote:I joined that forum a couple weeks ago and love jackin' those guys off about Scope.
Most of those cats over there all 100 % Mac, or PC only, or hardware only, or VST only...
You'd think one would use DSP/VST synths to achieve what analog synths cannot do, and hardware reverb to do what software can't do, a Mac for sequencing w/ Gigs PC slaves, etc.
Why not use anthing and everything that sounds good?
Now it becomes clearer to me why you join forums and what you do there.
pot, meet kettle....
Re: Algorithmix & Sonic Core?
Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2009 11:37 am
by capacitor
hate to say it but ^+1
Re: Algorithmix & Sonic Core?
Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2009 11:51 am
by capacitor
Shroomz~> wrote:It sounds like a REAL 'high end' compressor, but only someone who really needs it's virtues & can afford an $1800 plugin will buy it. It sounds like they've been doing relatively well with their linear phase EQs which are also very expensive, but if some producers feel that they need a certain plugin, no matter what it cost$, well who can argue?
100%. Betcha that they've spent a ton of time finessing their algos, which needs amortized. They understand their market pretty well - gotta be smart to do what they do.
The mastering market is cork-sniffing territory, but for good reason. Golden Ears indeed!
If they've got a set of killer comp/eq algorithms, I wonder if they could make $$ (and drop the price) by dumbing down their stuff & selling lesser versions.