>> So, how does 64 samples translate to miliseconds? >1.45 ms @44.1k sample rate 1.5 ms is nothing. So, I was right about L1. It did not seem like there was any noticable delay. I bet it is possible to do the same with Ad-Limiter. That is what I suggested that should be fixed. I mean they are 2 comparable plugins. If one does not do it I will use the other. Too bad though. Since I thought Ad-Limiter was less coloring to the sound. Now, that might be preferable to some but not to me. I like Ad-Limiter's sound better. Oh well...back to work. Yavuz AKYAZICI Guitar Player http://yavuzmusic.com

<Excessive quoting fixed and repositioned by admin> YAVUZ AKYAZICI wrote: >>>So, how does 64 samples translate to miliseconds? >>> >>> > > > >>1.45 ms @44.1k sample rate >> >> > >1.5 ms is nothing. So, I was right about L1. >It did not seem like there was any noticable delay. >I bet it is possible to do the same with Ad-Limiter. >That is what I suggested that should be fixed. > >I mean they are 2 comparable plugins. If one does not do it I will use the other. >Too bad though. Since I thought Ad-Limiter was less coloring to the sound. >Now, that might be preferable to some but not to me. >I like Ad-Limiter's sound better. > >Oh well...back to work. > >Yavuz AKYAZICI Is Ad-Limiter part of the plug-in set that comes with Logic? Or is it ... an extra expence? I'm now using Cubase and LMaximizer ($350). ... and I use the Maximizer where ever I want the sound it gives :) Thanks

> Från: Michael North [mailto:michaelnorth@...] > > Is Ad-Limiter part of the plug-in set that comes with Logic? > Or is it ... an extra expence? > I'm now using Cubase and LMaximizer ($350). > ... and I use the Maximizer where ever I want the > sound it gives :) The Ad-Limiter is part of Logic. A brilliant part IMHO. Best wishes Per Boysen ________________ www.boysen.se www.looproom.com