" ... It featured programs so advanced that the company had to fabricate custom DSP chips to run the effects. Years later, Sonnox is making the original Sony Oxford effects (as well as some new ones) available for you and me. I recently ... "
" This new trio of plug-ins from UK-based Sonnox (the group that brought us plug-ins based on the Sony Oxford digital console) includes Oxford DeClicker, Oxford DeBuzzer and Oxford ... "
" We had two writers test-drive the new plug-in from Sonnox that allows you to encode, decode — and audition in real-time — data-compressed audio using Fraunhofer codecs. Let’s start with ... "
" Version 2 of the renowned Sonnox Oxford Limiter [Tape Op #68] introduces the plug-in to the UAD-2 platform and brings with it a few under-the-hood updates. ... "
" ... to my eyes and sounded artificial or hyped to my ears. Fortunately, that's not the case with the recently released Sonnox Oxford Dynamic EQ. Oxford Dynamic EQ's GUI is the most elegant Sonnox representation ever, with controls that allow novice users ... "
" ... vocal. Not by coincidence, Thicken and Widen are the names of the two separate plug-ins that comprise the VoxDoubler suite; Sonnox's first addition to their new, budget-priced Toolbox Range. Toolbox plug-ins promise to offer "a single focus that deliver a simple ... "
" The Sonnox Claro equalizer (from their Toolbox range of plug-ins) is a fantastic sounding, intuitive EQ for professionals and beginners alike. Multiple ... "
" ... and every time I've been better off removing the plug-in and going back to my analog-inspired workflow. That is, until Sonnox released Voca. First off, don't confuse Voca with the type of plug-ins that deliver glossy, reverbed out, super-produced vocal tracks. ... "
" ... capabilities, but even if you purchase SuprEsser solely for its de-essing prowess, your money will be well spent. ($300 MSRP; www.sonnoxplugins.com) "
" ... to say that the UAD plug-ins blow similar TDM plug-ins out of the water-pretty much all of them except the Sonnox. They're so damn musical. But I do have to be fair and add that there were a few spinning wheels, ... "
" ... or any of that to work in parallel. Really highly versatile. The obvious question is, how does it compare to Sonnox TransMod? Drumship isn't as harsh, and to my ears, it's much moreversatileandusable. Ireallyjustfellinlovewithit. IputX-EQacrossthemixbus. It'sbadass.Iactuallyused one of the presets to ... "
" ... and compressor plug-ins, and the DSP never reached 20%. Of course, it's not bulletproof, as one instance of the excellent Sonnox SuprEsser (#64) can wreak havoc on a 96 kHz session. However, I believe this had more to do with my ... "
" ... for: Eventide ( Tape Op #55), SoundToys EchoBoy (#62), Auto-Tune, Altiverb (#28), Drumagog (#84), Wave Arts Restoration Suite (#60, #63), and Sonnox (#32, #41, #68). If future upgrades only involved a limited number of plug-in bundles, they would go much smoother. (Note ... "
" ... be able to change the release time when being more heavy-handed than usual. In the same way that iZotope and Sonnox give you seemingly infinite tweaking capabilities with their plug-ins, it'd be nice to be able to move beyond the default ... "
" Scott, John, and I have all become quick fans of Sonnox's latest plug-in, Oxford Envolution, so all three of us decided to contribute to this review. Sonnox publishes Native (AAX, AU, ... "
" ... on RADAR studio. Speaking of plug-ins, I quickly learned that most of the major plug-in companies, like Sound Toys, UAD, Sonnox, Eventide, Wave Arts, Waves, Valhalla, etc., support Windows. I lost more plug-ins migrating from PT 10 to 12 than I ... "
" ... timeline curves overlaid onto the post-process spectrum and amplitude envelope displays. I’ll admit that my favorite envelope shaping plug-in is Sonnox Oxford Envolution [Tape Op #113] because of its powerful parametric spectral controls and its difference (effect-only) function, but in many ... "
" ... was an immediate adopter. Now, I could control how quickly a source entered and left the mix. Other plug-ins, notably Sonnox Oxford Envolution [#113], have added a higher degree of control to transient vs. tonal information, and I have been using ... "
" ... and fairy dust to the mix. My usual processors for the "make it better" effect include the Emphasis slider on Sonnox Limiter [Tape Op #68] and the Shape knob on UAD Precision Maximizer. Usually, one of #these plug-ins can add some ... "
" ... gate work as effectively as I wished. In my opinion it took right up until now to do so, with Sonnox's Oxford Drum Gate. Intelligent detection is the initial key to gating drums this effectively. Yes, we've all tried sidechain/key inputs ... "
