Hardware in your DAW users! Super cool RECALL plugin......
Oct 12, 2017 21:19:23 GMT -6
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Post by drbill on Oct 12, 2017 21:19:23 GMT -6
For those of you who use hardware on your inserts or as part of your 2 Buss when mixing. Or even for guys running their DAW into their console.....
Recently pro-tools-expert did a review on the Silver Bullet and I was wandering around their website because of it and ran across this :
Ingenious New Free Plug-in - Snapshot - Store Images Of Hardware Settings In Your DAW — Pro Tools Expert
It's a RECALL / Photo / Plugin Software piece called "snapshot". It's pretty cool. You can have multiple windows open, there's a spot for notes (although a bit kludgy on this version) which is super useful, and all your "recall info" - picture, notes, etc. is all stored in a recallable plugin that's imbedded in your DAW session. VST, AU, AAX. Mac only at this point I think, although they are looking to go Windows soon.
AND IT"S FREE!!!
I included a pic of a session with recall pics and notes so you can see what it's all about.
i just noticed. In Pro Tools you can save "presets" so you can start with your gear in it's sweet spot, and save it as a "preset". If there are no changes, bam! You're done. If there are changes, you can make comments to that effect in the notes. Pretty sweet.
Recently pro-tools-expert did a review on the Silver Bullet and I was wandering around their website because of it and ran across this :
Ingenious New Free Plug-in - Snapshot - Store Images Of Hardware Settings In Your DAW — Pro Tools Expert
It's a RECALL / Photo / Plugin Software piece called "snapshot". It's pretty cool. You can have multiple windows open, there's a spot for notes (although a bit kludgy on this version) which is super useful, and all your "recall info" - picture, notes, etc. is all stored in a recallable plugin that's imbedded in your DAW session. VST, AU, AAX. Mac only at this point I think, although they are looking to go Windows soon.
AND IT"S FREE!!!
I included a pic of a session with recall pics and notes so you can see what it's all about.
i just noticed. In Pro Tools you can save "presets" so you can start with your gear in it's sweet spot, and save it as a "preset". If there are no changes, bam! You're done. If there are changes, you can make comments to that effect in the notes. Pretty sweet.
