Hopefully they change the pricing, over €800 for an EQ plug-in just doesn't work in 2017 no matter how good it is.Įpure shows up with "zero" added latency on Pro tools. That doesn't mean that it's not possible though.Good to hear some news about Algorithmix. That doesn't mean that it's not possible though.īlue is running here as a wrapped 32bit plugin in 64bit Sequoia using the internal shell. I suspect that the algorithm is so spot on The little progress in software being made.
Plugin equalizer at the moment, which would underline what Bob said earlier about
I'm using Flux Epure whenever I need a mostly latency free Equalizer (4 samples?),īut I'd choose Blue over it any day in terms of sound. Maybe they will get a new pricing scheme, To Mac in 2018 in several different 64bit formats (probably AU, VST, AAX) starting with the The good news regarding the Algorithmix equalizers is that they will be ported They sent out emails with more details in case you're Musialik from Algorithmix had a high position at Sennheiser during the last Still 32-bit, no AU, no AAX, not to mention the price.Īgreed with you on the Flux Epure, it's a bit "outdated" in terms of fancy features but the sound is amazing and supports all current formats.Blue is running here as a wrapped 32bit plugin in 64bit Sequoia using the internal shell. Is Algorithmix alive? Anyway, not exactly a suitable replacement for anything in 2017.
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