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Weiss Compressor/Limiter
The Modern and Transparent Mastering Compressor/Limiter
The name Weiss is synonymous with quality in mastering, and a truly exceptional compressor/limiter is essential to any serious mastering engineer. The Weiss DS1-MK3 digital dynamics processor is the top-of-the-line go-to for a huge proportion of the world’s greatest mastering gurus, and for the Weiss Compressor/Limiter, we draw on its essence (and code-base) to bring a totally focused and fit-for-purpose modern answer to the question ‘how should I deal with dynamics on my mix bus?’
Available as a standalone plug-in, or as part of the Weiss DS1-MK3 collection (also including the class-leading Weiss Deess de-esser for your high-frequency delight, and the fast and intelligent Weiss MM-1 Mastering Maximizer) the Weiss Compressor/Limiter aims squarely at the body of your sound, and offers the perfect set of features for this most crucial of tasks.
...voucher. I already have the Lindell 354 , I really like to use it on the mix bus along with Weiss limiter to get a big full clear mix. I have so many channel strips though I probably wont be picking up the emulations if they show up at the end of the month.
...add extra polish 5. Final limiter - No mention of the limiter, but on some occasions they’ll use the Weiss limiter depending on the song Sometimes they’ll use an EQ for low end roll-off and/or a high shelf (maybe +0.5 db) Hanes mentioned that occasionally they’ll throw OTT in the master chain but use it...
Yep. Felt the exact same way about the EQ which is why I didn't bite on it. It's very good but I already stuff like Equilibrium, Pro Q, etc....And I actually just upgraded my Flux Epure after years of not using it for $19 when I went on Flux's site to download the new Lexicon...
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