[ardour-users] common plugins?

[Zachris Trolin]

You should have a quick look at:
DJ EQ - simple and nice eq. (or try a single band parametric eq)
Freeverb3 - reverb. 
SC4(i think) compressor - use it as plugin or use jamin 
Feedback Delay (n seconds)- an ordinary feedback delay


These are my tips. Although my common plugin preferences are often
unorthodox - I like to make strange patches in pure-data that
autonomously alter parameters and change the sound in drastic and noise
producing ways :) - lots of delays with feedback and lossy
pitch-shifters etc 

To destroy audio in Ardour you could use the Lo-Fi plugin...

If you have a sound and want some kind of "stereo width" you could apply
a very *very* short delay on one chanel and just let the unaltered mono
sound pass by on the other chanel. It's a nice trick...  
Now then you don't use a 4 chanel cassette deck you can start to use
Ardours unlimited tracks and unlimited possibilities of sending and
mixing audio streams...


mån 2004-12-13 klockan 14:44 -0500 skrev Brian Seitz:
> I'm a little overwhelmed by the wide variety of plugins available when
> I install Ardour and friends in Debian.  I'm coming from a background
> of mostly doing 4 track cassette stuff in a basement.  I'm used to
> little multi-effects boxes with reverb, eq, compression, etc.  When
> I'm using Ardour these days, I go through the list and pick something
> that looks like what I want.  Sometimes I'm right, sometimes I'm not.
> 
> I'd appreciate some recommendations on what plugins people use most
> often.  I want to learn through experience how to use a decent subset
> of the available plugins effectively.
> 
> And one additional quesiton:  What is the difference between putting
> in a plugin "pre" vs. "post"?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Brian
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