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Agreed. I had to pick this one up...to good to pass up.Gulale wrote:This compressor is the best compressor that I have demoed in reason shop. I have forgotten about Softube how it felt since I don't even have the VST version of it but nothing can come close to this compressor. Very smooth and it doesn't add any color to a signal and so natural. Seilg and this compressor now are my two favourites will be in PH shop. It is not even expensive too.
Hmmmm... no offense, but I prefer the current look over those mock ups. I'm also glad they removed the brushed metal look. The current saturation works nice IMHO:theshoemaker wrote:For the UI I've got another suggestion just as a mockup.
Try a black/darker gray background that's slightly near the color of the display (A brushed aluminum texture might look good - but only maybe. Remove the Logo on the right side and the "Professional Compressor" on the left side.
Just try different mockups. And render theme for comparison
Here are the two rough sketches for a light and a dark theme. Try to desaturate the bright orange and yellow a bit.
Or replace them completely with other colorschemes. For example try red and white.
A good place for color scheming to test and look for is https://color.adobe.com
I used it way back as it was know as kuler ... for creating a color scheme for my text editors and IDEs. https://color.adobe.com
Cheers
Yea, The Mace has its own taste. If you like drum loops, than you should give FET a try with "all in" - unique.dustmoses wrote:I bought this after a 5 minute demo.
Usually I'm very conservative regarding RE purchases, really trying to get a feel for things. Money's a factor but mostly I don't want Reason being bloated because I'm in the "Limitations inspire creativity" camp.
I already have too many instruments and am in solid shape with effects so I decided to look at what I'm lacking that would really help things.
I decided on EQ, compressor, and chorus.
This weekend I bought re302 from red rock basically on impulse, will have to see if it works for me. (After buying mace wishing I got a lab one EQ.)
Last night I demoed mace. Put it on a few Rex loops, mind was blown, purchased.
The only compressors I was working with prior in Reason were stock and rough rider. These work well but don't quite hit the spot as far as loving them.
Mace is great on the other hand, and like I said at $29 a no brainier.
Just do as I did, click "buy"challism wrote:Bumping this thread because Mace is on sale for $19. I think there is just one day left at this price. I'm trying it now and it's sounds pretty tasty so far. Never really cared for the GUI, but it's sounding good, and I have read nothing but positive reviews for it.
https://shop.propellerheads.se/product/ ... ompressor/
I think it looks good.LABONERECORDINGS wrote:Not even slightly offended, we take criticism rather well, we know some people like Marmite and some don't... so it's all good for us (after we file it int he round receptacle in the corner LOL)
We do need to beat our GUI monkey from time to time though, so all comments are welcome, hell we might even host a contest to design an RE at a later date (or redesign)
It's all good... and we know you can't hear Orange or Red anyway ....
Mucho gracias bud, we like to make tools to help you make your music bettersubmonsterz wrote:I think it looks good.
I only just a few mins ago bought this![]()
all your devices are wicked in my honest opinion ui matters not when the device is good all yours are top notch
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