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Hi guys. I've been testing BreakawayOne. Why can't these processors, like BreakawayOne, have the same Bass as "physical" processors like Omnia 9 or 11, or even an Orban? Is there any secret in its components, hardware? Because I tested BreakawayOne and compared it to an Omnia Volt for example, and the difference in the Bass is very big. The Omnia Volt has a very hot, full-bodied Bass that I couldn't reach with BreakawayOne. And look that BreakawayOne's Bass is much better than Stereo Tool's. Is there any secret for a Grave like physical processors? Could any specific audio interface improve this? I have a ESI MAYA44 192khz. Thanks.
I'm not at all experienced in any hardware audio processors, but I've gotten about a year's worth of hours listening in BreakawayOne with Stereo Tool as a VST plugin.
My current method for big bass is to use the TrueBass (sub-harmonics detector/generator) module of Stereo Tool, used as a VST plugin within BreakawayOne. Try this and lowering the "Final Limiter Drive" (Core > Audio Processor > Final) and/or swapping presets to "French Kiss" or "Nebula" something with multiple AGCs before the Multiband.
I'd like to hear other peoples' ideas too.
[quote author=MrKlorox link=topic=5873.msg20286#msg20286 date=1569774558]
I'm not at all experienced in any hardware audio processors, but I've gotten about a year's worth of hours listening in BreakawayOne with Stereo Tool as a VST plugin.My current method for big bass is to use the TrueBass (sub-harmonics detector/generator) module of Stereo Tool, used as a VST plugin within BreakawayOne. Try this and lowering the "Final Limiter Drive" (Core > Audio Processor > Final) and/or swapping presets to "French Kiss" or "Nebula" something with multiple AGCs before the Multiband.
I'd like to hear other peoples' ideas too.
[/quote]Thanks!
Interesting and worrying, because I'm testing both to get one of them.
Will I have to buy both at once? 😮
Oh my gosh! kkkkkkkkk ;D
I will try your tip.Best Regards.
[quote author=rbfn2005 link=topic=5873.msg20290#msg20290 date=1569846445]
Interesting and worrying, because I'm testing both to get one of them.
Will I have to buy both at once? 😮
[/quote]Oh, I see. I was under the impression you already had (at least a basic license for) Stereo Tool since you mentioned it in your post.
My recommendation is to get BreakawayOne first, then a basic Stereo Tool license later after you feel like you've exhausted your bass options in BreakawayOne. But definitely try the various presets in BreakawayOne before deciding to buy anything.
[quote author=MrKlorox link=topic=5873.msg20291#msg20291 date=1569851001]
Oh, I see. I was under the impression you already had (at least a basic license for) Stereo Tool since you mentioned it in your post.My recommendation is to get BreakawayOne first, then a basic Stereo Tool license later after you feel like you've exhausted your bass options in BreakawayOne. But definitely try the various presets in BreakawayOne before deciding to buy anything.
[/quote]That's what I'm doing before I make any decisions.
BreakawayOne Bass is nicer to me.
But I haven't reached the Bass of an Omnia 11 or Orban yet.
Only then will I decide.Thanks
[quote author=MrKlorox link=topic=5873.msg20286#msg20286 date=1569774558]
I'm not at all experienced in any hardware audio processors, but I've gotten about a year's worth of hours listening in BreakawayOne with Stereo Tool as a VST plugin.My current method for big bass is to use the TrueBass (sub-harmonics detector/generator) module of Stereo Tool, used as a VST plugin within BreakawayOne. Try this and lowering the "Final Limiter Drive" (Core > Audio Processor > Final) and/or swapping presets to "French Kiss" or "Nebula" something with multiple AGCs before the Multiband.
I'd like to hear other peoples' ideas too.
[/quote]Hey!
Your tip was wonderful.
It is a Bass worthy of the great processors.Thanks a lot!
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