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Were all-buttons mode in with attack and release usually somewhere between 4 and 6. The preset I created for the drums can be found here: Last edited: Aug 27, 2013 #11 But I'm guessing not that close in less extreme settings? Say like in vocal compression. #12 I'm getting very close to the sound of a hardware Distressor in extreme settings with the UAD 1176 REV E plug-in alone. They can sound very similar.I actually just posted this comparison vid today comparing the two: UAD 1176 Plug-ins vs EL Hardware Distressors - YouTubeExcellent! I actually prefer the plugin in that example, the kick sounds boomy through the Distressor. To perfectly match them, you could parallel the kick through something else. #13 On my Distressors (vocal use) I'm usually 6:1, HPF in the detector, and Distortion 2. A few dB of crush. The Fatso doesn't have the friendly mid level comp (6-8dB) that the Distressor has. It starts to pump too much. Just hitting it a bit, though, is quite Distressor like, but so is hitting it hard (10dB plus). On Fatso, use tracking comp mode, HP in the detector (120Hz, normally). Start with Warm 3. Try others - they get more aggressive, or more "warm", depending on the setting. Use transformer. Found this old thread, nice recommendations for the Fatso Matt, thanks for sharing. In my recent search for a Distressor replacement, I've tried out your settings, followed by an 1176 rev A with the attack off and have been

Modded the Fatso to great success.[video=youtube;HBHoAH6JMEA] is a free demo:sly-fi-digitalThis is an awesome plugin ... I very rarely use that word, but Gregory's Deflector is a 100% go to for me for anything 'distressor' these days. #17 I found that adding an 1176 after the Fatso so the 1176 does the actual compression and the Fatso the distortion, it is really really sweet as well. That's why there needs to be a Fatso MK2, a Fatso with the 1176 MK2 algorithm built-in. #18 It's thanks to you Eric (saying that the fatso compression sounds like legacy 1176 compression) that I thought to try the mkII 1176 after the fatso to handle the compression. Thanks for the inspiration! Works real nicely! #19 Whilst the idea of a fatso mk2 is fab, I have to say I'd rather they did a Distressor first ... #20 Found this old thread, nice recommendations for the Fatso Matt, thanks for sharing. In my recent search for a Distressor replacement, I've tried out your settings, followed by an 1176 rev A with the attack off and have been getting some really juicy results. Or the 1176 rev A in All Buttons mode (slowest attack with fastest release) with just a tickle of gain reduction adds some nice grit and distortion after the Fatso! I've also enjoyed the AE rev on slo attack in all buttons mode!I don't have a Distressor to test it against, but combining the 1176 mkII as tone boxes after the fatso creates

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Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2004 Posts: 598 🎧 20 years I prefer the MC77 to the UA when doing modern sounding rock and hiphop.The UA1176 is not as "in your face" and in general i like that but I think it is pretty boring sounding. The originals are way cooler. The Distressor is not as thick and I often think that is a good thing, I've grown tired of my mc77, great on bass though..Of the three I would pick the distressor, not in love with it but I kind of need it more than I want to.. Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2006 🎧 15 years Thats my only concern will the distressor be not as thick or thin out tone Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2004 Posts: 598 🎧 20 years Quote: Originally Posted by keano ➡️ Thats my only concern will the distressor be not as thick or thin out tone It might not be as thick as the 1176 style comps.But don't think that sources going through the Distressor will come out sounding thinner, this is not the case IME.Its a great tool, and more useful than the 76 IMO, but having both is ideal, as they accomplish different necessary tasks. Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2006 🎧 15 years Quote: the purple is, to my ears, very modern sounding. the top is more forward, it's got an 1176 action but an ssl kinda tone. the instant it's patched in i think "rawk!".the distressor is also modern in its own way, but it's different, it still lets most of the vibe of the original sound thru, just a tad lighter and crisper. the purple, everything comes out sounding and vibing like the purple. if you like the tone and energy of the purple, this will

#1 I came up with this, this afternoon. How close to the Distressor sound am I going to get by doing this:Run the FATSO without compression into the 1176 Rev E.I thought the logic that the Distressor is supposed to sound similar to the 1176, and the FATSO has a sort of coloring that's similar to the Distressor.Input on this is gladly welcomed. #2 I'm getting very close to the sound of a hardware Distressor in extreme settings with the UAD 1176 REV E plug-in alone. They can sound very similar.I actually just posted this comparison vid today comparing the two: UAD 1176 Plug-ins vs EL Hardware Distressors - YouTubeLet me know what you think. #3 I saw that in my other thread.What about in combination with the FATSO? I'd think that help to be way closer. #4 Nice vid! They actually sound quite alike. Did you use 4 rev e instances only? What are the settings? #5 I tend to use 1176 where I want an 1176, but use the Distressor in a way unique to it. I get pretty close with the Fatso Sr. Last edited: Aug 26, 2013 #6 Erol. what do you mean by 4?Matt, how are you doing that? I would think my idea would be a bit closer. #7 On my Distressors (vocal use) I'm usually 6:1, HPF in the detector, and Distortion 2. A few dB of crush. The Fatso doesn't have the friendly mid level comp (6-8dB) that the Distressor has. It

Out of Kick2. Do I feel something is needed after Kick2 by dialing in compression? Not very often.Sometimes blend real kicks with Kick2.On the acoustic kick end, UAD Fatso, API, 1176s, Distressor, and when messing with transients or getting crazy, Sonox Envolution. If my objective is simply to tame a basic transient, then any transient tool can work, but if going beyond just that...then the Envolution.And don't forget whatever you have in your DAW. Some have become very good, even if you don't care for the GUI. Gear Addict Joined: Feb 2020 Posts: 353 🎧 5 years Nice thread,for me...distressor,distressor and sometimes distressor.My 2cents Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2017 🎧 5 years Quote: Originally Posted by 808lab ➡️ Nice thread,for me...distressor,distressor and sometimes distressor.My 2cents +1 Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2016 Posts: 3,289 🎧 5 years Quote: Originally Posted by Princeton.Verb ➡️ Ok - very broad question and taste is, of course, subjective, but I am interested to know what go-to compressor/compressors you use for kick drums?To be more specific, what compressors do you use on your kicks and why? For example, I know some comps create a ''pillowy'' kick sound, some are great for snap, others add harmonic distortion, etc...what comp do you use to achieve what desired effect/sound?I own a lot compressor plugins and have a UBK Fatso Hardware unit as well. So far my go to compressor for kick drums is the CL1176. No question, very versatile compressor...but after having tried the UA Neve 2254