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In the box mixing somehow makes things a bit tinnier. Part of that achievement is also the arrangement, but mostly it is the sound itself. The main problem with вЂњin the boxвЂќ mixing is that you simply canвЂ™t achieve that sound on the old records, where bass, drums and just one guitar is enough. Not smooth, silky sweet sounding, but simply well-rounded.

I like the general sound of Brainworx bx_console N and I like the way it changes the sound.

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Really not easy to define this with words, so I suggest you download a fourteen-day working demo and try it for yourself. I also noticed that the overall sound was cleaner вЂ“ not in a digital terms, but cleaner in such a way that you can hear every part of a drum kit separately, not just as one big joined up soup. That was not totally the case with most others I have tried. With some other equalizers I get the feeling that with every cut I lose some essential character of the sound.Д«rainworx bx_console N was the first one to give me the impression that filtering on some levels somehow emphasizes the main character of the sound. Also, low and high pass filters works really nicely removing all unwanted frequencies in a very satisfying way, while bottom, mid and low bands can really drill a hole in the arrangement making that particular sound quite prominent and even more natural. It is quite hard to explain, but I like how it sounds and I like the fact that some brutal boosting in higher areas doesnвЂ™t results in a tinnier, harsher sound.

At some point bx_console N added some overall punch and definition to processed material. One way or another, the only truth is that I really like the end result. Of course, all those words ring sweetly in our вЂ“ and the developersвЂ™ вЂ“ ears, but letвЂ™s try to keep our feet on the ground. Of course, as soon as I wrote to my colleagues saying I want to review this one, I got a message back from David Townsend, one of our writers, suggesting a few keywords to use and some standard terms for such a review about analog emulation software: вЂњMojoвЂќ, вЂњWarmthвЂќ, вЂњMagicвЂќ, вЂњClassicвЂќ, вЂњSilkyвЂќ, вЂњGlueвЂќ, вЂњ3DвЂќ, вЂњSmoothвЂќ, вЂњGooeyвЂќ, вЂњGoodnessвЂќ, вЂњExtra somethingвЂќ, вЂњSweet-soundingвЂќ, вЂњSaturationвЂќ, вЂњColorвЂќ and вЂњEleganceвЂќ вЂ“ giving me the tip that all these kind words could also be reused in any sort of wine review, should I ever decide to change my field of interest. They said it was used on numerous records before finding its niche in modeling, measuring and recording material for programming various musical tools. The bx_console N is an emulation of the Neve VXS mixing console that Brainworx have in their studio. LetвЂ™s not try to insult all the other respected companies, but after a few hours of research I ended up with the Brainworx bx_console N demo that finally makes some audible difference (considering that I have normal musicianвЂ™s ears, not the magic ones that audio engineers have). To tell the truth, I decided to download all the available SSL emulations that I could get, trying them all using the same audio material, hoping to see if any of them could show me why SSL was so famous and if there really is any difference between SSL emulations and some other well-known developers that offer high quality non-SSL based virtual equalizers and compressors. I must confess that IвЂ™ve never been much of a fan of those knob-based equalizers/dynamic processors, but I decided to try this one anyway. It always start and ends with a sound, and this one simply sounds good. After trying many of them, our reviewer ended with Brainworx Console N. There are plenty of SSL emulations around.