Tone Empire La Creme review - is it any good for mixing and mastering ambient music?

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[@Permutative]

Something like this definitely seems good for master compression, whenever i get to the master or even mix bus when i make ambience i get really nervous about compression because I feel like future me 1 week later will be like "why does this track sound vaguely choked?", so something really smooth and adaptive that can have an actual noticeable improvement without choking it is nice for ambient.

[@lofimat3856]

There Kush BLISS also wich is similar and said 2b very good.

[@holosuitemastering]

I have the Pulsar Mu and it will choke the hell out of my mixes if I'm not careful. La Creme was much more polite (although much crunchier)

[@lofimat3856]

@@holosuitemastering Blyss is also more polite and bit more hi end sound liek Hifi or so than Te.

[@lofimat3856]

TE made good Pluggiezz but too many New and no Updates for Older.

[@holosuitemastering]

Ah dang, that's a shame. This is my first interaction with them, and it did occur to me that they had quite a lot of plugins for a small company. Surely better support for legacy plugins is a good long term strategy for keeping customers loyal to your brand!

[@lofimat3856]

@@holosuitemastering Ja they shoot out quick and itz Hit&Miss I thinking. The Model500 is cool maybe Valvekult also and Apx.