Post by kcatthedog on Nov 9, 2014 6:19:12 GMT -6
no; they are different. I may not describe this well, will defer to cowboy if he wants to chime but I find the UA lex richer but the Relab more refined; its seems to envelop the signal; more ,, better so has another dimensionality to it ?
I can remember when cowboy first started using his relab on the GS apollo thread; you heard the difference first recording.
I know some people have trouble with the relab install but the instructions from Martin do work but the relab support can be a little MIA.
If you are shopping Michael Carnes at Exponential Audio provides first class plugs and support ( quick to release AAX, updates etc.. and he maintains a open friendly presence on the net) so definitely demo Phoenix.
If I was shopping hard not to say go with EA, his 2 verbs cover a lot of ground based on his Lexicon experience ( no body knows the algos better than him),now both are fully 5.1 surround and run native too for us apollo users
sorry this is reading like a EA pitch now, like many I have bought a lot of plugs (Ka-ching$$$$$) and if I was buying 1, I'd go with EA now
I can remember when cowboy first started using his relab on the GS apollo thread; you heard the difference first recording.
I know some people have trouble with the relab install but the instructions from Martin do work but the relab support can be a little MIA.
If you are shopping Michael Carnes at Exponential Audio provides first class plugs and support ( quick to release AAX, updates etc.. and he maintains a open friendly presence on the net) so definitely demo Phoenix.
If I was shopping hard not to say go with EA, his 2 verbs cover a lot of ground based on his Lexicon experience ( no body knows the algos better than him),now both are fully 5.1 surround and run native too for us apollo users
sorry this is reading like a EA pitch now, like many I have bought a lot of plugs (Ka-ching$$$$$) and if I was buying 1, I'd go with EA now
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