Matt Sim is a Grammy-nominated mixing engineer that’s amassed a long list of credits in the last decade, both in the West and the East. He’s one of the lead mixers for Warner Music Asia, as well as a former assistant and engineer at Germano Studios in New York. We thought to have a chat […]
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I can’t think of the last time using a distortion/saturation plugin as creamy, sonically pleasing, dynamic and responsive as Redoptor 2. Unlike most of its competitors which only produce harsh and unnatural digital saturations to incoming signals, Redoptor responds with its real tube amplifier-like circuit. Redoptor smoothly and dynamically responds to the changes in the
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Even though I have owned a ton of delay plugins myself, D16 Repeater still never ceases to amaze me with the beautifully sounding, vintage analog modeled delays. The interface is gorgeous, it has the prophet synth buttons and knobs, I already feel like I am in for a treat. It has all the common features
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Satson CS is the next step of channel strip plugins. It delivers big sound with maximum flexibility thanks to its analog modeling, modular approach, and oversampling capabilities. But are you aware there is more than meets the eye? In this article, we are going to give you 5 ideas on how to get the most
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Matthew Sim is a New York-based mixing engineer & music producer from Hong Kong. Besides working as a freelance mixing engineer/producer, he is currently a staff engineer at the legendary Germano Studios NY. He has already worked with (Mixed, Engineered or Assisted) a long list of award-winning artists, including Desiigner, Pusha T, Usher, Frank Ocean,
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