Hi,
I was working on a bass guitar track yesterday and used Cakewalk's old VST2 Transient Shaper to smooth out the attack and reduce the plucking sound. I had tried a few compressors on their fastest settings, but nothing was as effective as the old Transient Shaper.
I like to keep my DAW projects reasonably future-proof, so I wonder if any newer VST3s specifically tailor the transients the same way the old Cakewalk VST2 does.
If I recall correctly, the Cakewalk version was primarily promoted for its ability to add attack to mellow tones. However, I have found it works very well for smoothing sounds and letting them sit in a mix with less rhymic emphasis.
Is there a good VST3 that I may consider?
Thank you.
I was working on a bass guitar track yesterday and used Cakewalk's old VST2 Transient Shaper to smooth out the attack and reduce the plucking sound. I had tried a few compressors on their fastest settings, but nothing was as effective as the old Transient Shaper.
I like to keep my DAW projects reasonably future-proof, so I wonder if any newer VST3s specifically tailor the transients the same way the old Cakewalk VST2 does.
If I recall correctly, the Cakewalk version was primarily promoted for its ability to add attack to mellow tones. However, I have found it works very well for smoothing sounds and letting them sit in a mix with less rhymic emphasis.
Is there a good VST3 that I may consider?
Thank you.
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