Big Beleiver on the fabfilter plugs, even prefer over Waves Plugins every one serious about music should have in there collection I say Fabfilter for sure u can really Dial in
with the proper ear Great Post Bud To.

 

All 3 sound clipped so i don't see the point ​

But if clipping was the objective then congratulations you done well. ​

 

I already mentioned that i pushed them hard especially with the purpose of this test.

 

Did you get the data or the results you were trying to achieve?​

 

It's just a bit of fun, good thread *yes*

At the end of the day this by no means says a great deal about any of these plugs.

I personally use Pro L but I've seen a few videos and interviews now with guys (EDM) praising the invisible limiter and you certainly can't go wrong with its price.

 

Where did you seen videos about Invisible Limiter? Because last time i checked (like 3-4 months ago) i couldn't find even reviews

EDIT: I found this thread about the latest version release of the A.O.M Plugins: http://www.gearslutz.com/board/music-computers/918492-aom-release-1-7-2-including-new-gui-invisible-limiter.html

Seems some guys like it... thing i didn't know before.

 

If i had to pick any of them 'C' sounded less stressed the others you can hear a lot of artificial shaping on the transients but as you know atm none of us know the sound of the source.

Thanks for the listen.​

 

I posted the link of the raw file in the 1st page of this topic.

 

From the top of my head Ost & Meyer use it and Audien mentioned in the sonic academy interview he did.

 

smartlad and xsze, thanks alot!

 

Ah missed out on the test/late to a the party for a change but anyway it was as tests are interesting.

I will add that Voxengo's Elephant (commercial) and vladg/sounds' Limiter#6 (freeware) ought to be on everyone's
to try list. The former being a big influence/benchmark on FabFilter's Pro-L and the latter being immense for those
on a tight to zero budget to those with price being no issue, It really does compete with the best and offers a lot
of flexibility, Personally I use Pro-L and Limiter#6 for my own needs/tastes.
Video demo of Limiter#6's features by the dev himself -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BodTdpvChHQ
and linkage to grab it if you so wish to try it out - http://vladgsound.wordpress.com/plugins/limiter6/
You all know Voxengo and therefore there is no need for me to link to elephant
Hope my 2 pence is useful/helps, Cheers

 

Thanks Frogzwell

 

I'd say

1 - Invisible Limiter
2 - Pro-L
3 - Waves L3.

Love the transparent sound that Invisible Limiter offers especially when oversampled. I only tend to use the Pro-L for tracks and not the master. L3 is too boring but also useful for track limiting.

 

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