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Their plugins are great and people seem to get the feel of the analog gear they're used to from them. Are they necessarily a million times better than the other stuff available?

Well, maybe than Waves but I'm a hater. Lil wayne ft future nicki minaj tapout mp3 download. There are a TON of great plugs out there and if you don't need the extra processing power (not an insignificant advantage) then I think there are comparable options out there in terms of quality (perhaps just not direct emulation of analog gear). I think a lot of people just want a good ITB version of stuff they're used to rather than being forced to branch out. To get the feel of the analog gear they're used to from them.

This is my biggest reason. They also have a few spot-on emulations that you can't get elsewhere (that I know of), Roland Tape delays, IBP, Fatso Jr./Sr., Shadow Hills Mastering Compressor & Massive Passive, which see a lot of work around here. Other emulations like the LA-2A and 1176 collection give a lot of variation in some classic tone colors.

I will swap the various versions, including The Waves stuff, on a track where I know I want that compression characteristic, which gives me quick options. Their emus might not necessarily be light years better than all others (or even at all, I suppose that's in the ear of the beholder) but they're reliably good, they're licensed so they look/control identically, and they have the largest selection of classic gear emus. Also, unlike most other plugin devs, it's ALL they do. Waves has a million other original products and McDSP is a much smaller operation.

And I think it's just really convenient for the people who choose to buy into their system. The advantage is the hardware accelerator. It's not even an accelerator, it's a DSP chip. It's a completely separate processor dedicated to those plugins, and designed to do the kind of calculations involved in those plugins many times faster than your CPU. When it comes to things like convolution, filter curves or non-linear processing, the UAD chip can do in a series of simple multiplications what it would take a Waves or McDSP plugin many lines of code to do. And because it's a DSP chip, not a general-purpose processor like your CPU, it doesn't have to share process time with banal things like checking the time, or rendering graphics to a screen. You're asking 'What's the point of getting a 3D card?