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PSP vintage warmer [message #79510] Mon, 05 February 2007 09:52 Go to next message
brandon[2] is currently offline  brandon[2]   UNITED STATES
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Any of you guys use this?
Is it good strapped across the main stereo mix?


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Thanks,

Brandon
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Re: PSP vintage warmer [message #79570 is a reply to message #79510] Mon, 05 February 2007 22:18 Go to previous message
Graham Duncan is currently offline  Graham Duncan   UNITED STATES
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Yes, I use it all the time across the master in Samplitude. I need to
listen to the updated v2 and see if I want to upgrade.

It can be over-the-top and it can be subtle. It just depends on how you
set it. A good approach is explained here:

http://www.gearslutz.com/board/showpost.php3?p=292977&po stcount=27

Graham

Brandon wrote:
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> Any of you guys use this?
> Is it good strapped across the main stereo mix?
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> Thanks,
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> Brandon
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