SoundMagic Neo Series Plug-ins Giveaway!

  

SoundMagic Giveaway  & Plug-ins Review – By Royal Decree 

“Oyez, Oyez” 

“Let all ye readers of ye olde’ Reviewer’s Revival know this: The Good folke of SoundMagic have decreed that all citizens of the kingdom of internet-dom are cordially invited to cast their lots for entrance into a Giveaway foray. Upon the dates of our Lord, the 15th day of April, the 22nd day of April, the 29th day of April, and finally, the 6th day of May, 2013. There will be a total of four Neo-Series plug-ins given away au gratis (that means FREE).

The plug-ins proclaimed to be given away are:

        Neo Preamp (Week 1) - ENDED   WINNER: DAVE B.

     Neo Harmonic (Week 2) - ENDED   WINNER: Johnathan T.

       Neo Loud (Week 3) - ENDED   WINNER: Mauro M

* Neo Reverb (Week 4) - Active


Be sure to come back each week to cast your lot for a chance to win each of these FOUR plug-ins. Who knows? You might be lucky enough to win more than one!

A brief review of this week's plug-in is included below for your convenience.

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Neo Reverb:

Neo Reverb is a brilliantly unique approach to convolution reverb. Neo Reverb is an interesting marriage of algorithmic-like features joined to the natural space prowess typically dominated by convolution reverbs. It is, of sorts, a hybrid reverb plug-in. It is a novel take on the “static” convolution reverb and it does prove itself to be a very interesting concept.

FULL REVIEW HERE

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Neo Preamp:

Neo Preamp is reminiscent of a vintage channel strip which not only boosts or cuts the audio signal, but also adds "things" to it. Many of us remember any given “this or that” piece of vintage gear that would add a certain ‘color’ to a recording. This is exactly what Neo Preamp was created to do. By modeling several famous vintage units, both for Neo Dynamic and Neo Preamp, Sound Magic has found “something” that works well for them. 

FULL REVIEW HERE

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Neo Harmonic:

In this reviewer’s opinion, this pluggie is a real tasty little treat in this bundle of goodies that SoundMagic are kindly giving away. This one fits somewhere between being an EQ and a harmonics exciter.

FULL REVIEW HERE

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Neo Loudness:

This one shares the interface design of its brother, Neo Preamp. It looks good and sounds good (In this reviewer’s estimation). As the name denotes, this jobbie can definitely get your final mix nice n’ loud. However, in contrast to most ‘maximizers’ and volume-increasing brickwall limiters, this one promises to retain musical dynamics and transparency. I enjoyed what I heard in my listening tests and I found that it upholds its promise quite well. It’s very worthwhile to note that this wonderful performer also comes with a dedicated M/S version which works wonders towards lovely, spacious-sounding aster tracks.

FULL REVIEW HERE

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Brother Charles is a freelance writer, Gospel artist and minister. Charles had been a professional touring musician during the nineties; working primarily as a lead guitarist in the Canadian country music industry. Brother Charles is also involved with music production and quality home recording.

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