I've been thinking about buying Camel Space for a bit now. I'd love some opinions from owners out there including thoughts on weather it's the best of it's kind and if there's competitors. And while on the Camel subject I may be tempted to buying the bundle of Space/ Phat/ Cameleon so opinions on those others would also be much appreciated. Thanks Folks Kind regards ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Paul Najar Jaminajar Music Production www.jaminajar.com

Camel Phat is a fun plug in for sound design...you can take a garden variety rhythm guitar track eg and run a trance filtered gate over it for some fun and character-ish effects. Cheers Clive Young

On May 31, 2007, at 12:42 AM, Paul Najar wrote: > I've been thinking about buying Camel Space for a bit now. I'd love > some opinions from owners out there including thoughts on weather > it's the best of it's kind and if there's competitors. And while on > the Camel subject I may be tempted to buying the bundle of Space/ > Phat/ Cameleon so opinions on those others would also be much > appreciated. > > Thanks Folks > > Kind regards Here's my story: While doing tutorials, I have sometimes been lucky enough to get NFR's, free copies of some software. I was lucky enough to get the Camel Audio plug-ins you mention. When it looked like the tutorial wasn't going to proceed, I was happy to buy the plug-ins, they are that good. I find the Phat and Space plug-ins to be gotta have's, and they are the first plug-ins I add to any new computer I buy. You can take most any boring sound, and bring it to life, and they both come with LOTS of presets, if your so inclined, you might never have to make your own. They are also very creative and intuitive to use. I'd say buy them, I am positive you will be pleased with the results you get. Cameleon is a bit different as well. I don't use it as much, but I'm happy it's there regardless. Take care, George Leger III ________________________________________________________ http://www.myspace.com/georgelegeriii http://www.utopiaparkwaymusic.com Music is the best (FZ)... Mac AND PC: The only way to fly 8-}

> > I find the Phat and Space plug-ins to be gotta have's, and they are > the first plug-ins I add to any new computer I buy. You can take most > any boring sound, and bring it to life, and they both come with LOTS > of presets, if your so inclined, you might never have to make your > own. They are also very creative and intuitive to use. > > I'd say buy them, I am positive you will be pleased with the results > you get. > > Cameleon is a bit different as well. I don't use it as much, but I'm > happy it's there regardless. > > I fully agree with George. Have owned all Camel plugs for quite a while and there aren't many projects I work on where at least one of them isn't used.

At 12:42 AM 5/31/2007, you wrote: >I've been thinking about buying Camel Space for a bit now. I'd love >some opinions from owners out there including thoughts on weather >it's the best of it's kind and if there's competitors. And while on >the Camel subject I may be tempted to buying the bundle of Space/ >Phat/ Cameleon so opinions on those others would also be much >appreciated. I only have Camel Phat, but it's an absolutely essential part of every contemporary mix I do. In addition to its cool mangling ability, it has a sound that I would call "modern." Popping it onto a vocal track with moderate settings is the easiest way to get that in-your-face effect we're now so accustomed to.

At 12:42 AM 5/31/2007, you wrote: I've been thinking about buying Camel Space for a bit now. I'd love >some opinions from owners out there including thoughts on weather >it's the best of it's kind and if there's competitors. I have the Space and Phat and I like them a lot (wasn't it a groupbuy). It's impossible to say whether they are better than PSP Nitro or Ohmforce Quadfromage but they are good. It's the kind of plugin that you add when something sounds a bit boring, add one of the Camels and strange things happen.

> wrote: > >> I've been thinking about buying Camel Space for a bit now. I'd love >> some opinions from owners out there including thoughts on weather >> it's the best of it's kind and if there's competitors. And while on >> the Camel subject I may be tempted to buying the bundle of Space/ >> Phat/ Cameleon so opinions on those others would also be much >> appreciated. > > I only have Camel Phat, but it's an absolutely essential part of > every contemporary mix I do. In addition to its cool mangling > ability, it has a sound that I would call "modern." Popping it onto a > vocal track with moderate settings is the easiest way to get that > in-your-face effect we're now so accustomed to. > > > I use Chameleon 5000 a bunch, Its awesome for Sound Design. What I mean is that its great overall, but awesome for weird textures. In some aspects its way ahead of Sculpture, and its close contender in my arsenal is Absynth. Easy to program and control, killer fidelity. Good Luck Ciao Gio

Just wanted to say a big thanks to everyone who replied to my questions re Camel. Having strong positive feeback from trusted list members inspires confidence. I've just purchased the bundle. I'm looking forward to playing with them - the download is kind of slow right now... Thanks again everyone! Kind regards ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Paul Najar Jaminajar Music Production www.jaminajar.com