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From the original Analog Industries archive. Some links and images from that era no longer resolve.

Meet Rough Rider. Does about what you’d think. Costs a lot less than you’d think.

11 comments

  1. atlastop

    Great an AD compressor!... you're such a tease not showing the controls on the right.
    I like that the Ratio goes to a 1000. That's useful, but it's gonna take a lot to ween me off my Sonalksis TBK3 addiction.

  2. moljen

    Great an AD compressor!... you're such a tease not showing the controls on the right.
    I like that the Ratio goes to a 1000. That's useful, but it's gonna take a lot to ween me off my Sonalksis TBK3 addiction.

  3. johan

    Looks raaaaaaaad!

  4. audioel

    Please do a dry-wet mix knob and sidechaining! Yes there's fairly easy ways of doing dry-wet mixes using sends or busses, but its so nice to have it built in. Looks awesome!

  5. DonPedro

    This looks very very tasty. Nice work.

  6. CarlLofgren

    All wishes seems to come true today. Brilliant! I can't wait for this one. Sidechaining... oh my, yes. Please.

  7. fabi

    the mock-up is beautiful. Is it correct to assume that this is based on the one-knob compressor that can be found on Kombinat?

    And sorry to go a little OT, but is a BigSeq2 still in the plans or was that just a rumor to which I gave too much credit?

  8. bodo

    Looks nice, you could ask Prince Buster if you could use this
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8es3WBaSEp0&feature=related
    in the audio examples :)

  9. inverseroom

    At last!

  10. shamann

    Sure looks pretty. Can't wait. I was surprised no one pounced on the mention you made of it the other day.

  11. chaircrusher

    Ditto on the wet/dry mix. Care to elaborate on what will be different compared to the 32,767 other compressor plugins out there?

    I'm not being flippant; I will probably buy it regardless, but I already have 3 or 4 go-to compressors and limiters, and wonder what new twists there are to wring out of that process.

    And which vintage compressor are you trying to sound like? ;-)

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