hi,i use cubase and have 3rd party limiters.
oxford limiter 3 on offer at mo.
tell me why i need it?
i produce dance music.
thanks

 

Why don't you demo it? You put in your iLok ID and download the demo, which is fully functional for a month. I'd recommend you do them one at a time that way, so you really have a chance to learn each one well enough to see if you want to buy it.

Compare it with Fabfilter Pro-L, if that is your normal daily driver limiter.

 

Because it may fit your workflow better. Gotta work with it to find out.

 

There are a lot of good limiters today. Check out FabFilter Pro - L2 and this one is also very good -
I recommend this one: Brainworx - bx_limiter www.plugin-alliance.com/en/products/bx_limiter_true_peak.html

Best Audio Mastering Limiter Sonnox Oxford Limiter V3??? Watch my honest review!

Download a demo first to see if you can handle it.

 

I would definitely suggest a demo, especially because of the calendar. You could use it for free until Black Friday. They will have better sale prices then anyway. Even if they do not have the same specific deal on the Limiter, email them after you see the Black Friday sales. They will normally match their own sales price and give you a discount code to apply.

 

Personally for me, Oxford limiter with Pro L2 is a killer combo, i try a lot of limiters, i really like the invisible limiter v1, Weiss by softube, and of course limitless by DMG, but for all that things that i do, the Oxford and Fabfilter is my go combo for quick clean and loud Masters. Also for me the GUI is Nice, It is easy to use and does not eat resources like other limiters.

 

I've always wanted Oxford Limiter but now I think there are so many options (and so many limiters I have) that I'm not sure I need it. However, this thread did tip me off to Oxford Drum Gate on sale which I am definitely picking up immediately

 

IMO you don't need it and would benefit more from Voxengo - Elephant

 

Oxford Limiter has proven itself so much over time. I agree, there are several other which may be "go-to" limiters but I think it's still among top 5 of all times.

 

Been using it for years auto gain & enhance

 

The best Limiter if I have to pick just one, not the more versatile, but can be in somewhat in any major style.