I really liked what the 73 was doing to the guitars on this track, especially that little lead. It gelled the mids together a lot more. Definitely sounds like it would take a while to learn when to reach for it vs the Capi.
I liked the API with filters (I think it was sample D) the best for running everything through it - but the 73p sounded like the mids popped out a little more.. so selective use between the two, api for drums, rhythm guitars etc and the 73p on tracks where you want to push the track forward in the mix (vocals, maybe lead guitar). I always try to play to the strengths of some of these modules. May not be a massive difference but if it is pushing the sound in the direction I want the track to head, maybe it saves me a little eq later on. Thanks bro for sharing
Thanks for the comparison. I am also interested in 73 vs 81, which would be this 73P vs Louder than Liftoff Royal Blue Colour module.
It's funny you say that.
Working on that video as we speak cause I was also curious.
I really liked what the 73 was doing to the guitars on this track, especially that little lead. It gelled the mids together a lot more. Definitely sounds like it would take a while to learn when to reach for it vs the Capi.
Magic is in the midrange
I liked the API with filters (I think it was sample D) the best for running everything through it - but the 73p sounded like the mids popped out a little more.. so selective use between the two, api for drums, rhythm guitars etc and the 73p on tracks where you want to push the track forward in the mix (vocals, maybe lead guitar). I always try to play to the strengths of some of these modules. May not be a massive difference but if it is pushing the sound in the direction I want the track to head, maybe it saves me a little eq later on. Thanks bro for sharing
You are the second person to notice the mids pop out more. The 73p really does help things just come forward more. Nice way to describe it