NoLimits2 vs TAIP - Baby Audio Usage & Stats
At the end of a long day at the mixing desk, when everything has finally fallen into place, comes the best moment (just before pouring that glass of whisky): load an instance of NoLimits2 at the end of the processing chain, turn that big gain knob, lean back and enjoy. Its predecessor, NoLimits, was certainly a highly acclaimed limiting plugin already and did a very good job for many years, but NoLimits2 definitely takes it to another level. From ultraclean to tastefully saturated, NoLimits2 will make your mixes louder in style.
NoLimits2 is a highend audio limiting plugin featuring:
- a comprehensive set of 4 different limiting algorithms
- all of them follow entirely different limiting strategies, giving you a choice of really unique sounds
- from clean to nicely saturated, it’s all there
- further control over attack, release and lookahead times allow for even more finetuning
- up to 8x oversampling to keep all harmonics of the more colourful modes in check
- stereo channel linking
- state-of-the-art LUFS loudness metering, compliant to all the latest standards
NoLimits2 is an AUv3 plugin which is compatible with all relevant hosts on iOS, like Logic, Garageband, Cubasis,... you name it.
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Warm up your sound
TAIP brings the true sound and behavior of analog tape to iOS with the power of AI.
Use it to add organic saturation and life to any source that needs a little extra spark.
About TAIP
TAIP offers a faithful, AI-based emulation of a beloved vintage tape machine from the early 70s. You’ll get the same harmonic richness and nonlinear magic as the classic hardware with features that take you beyond the limits of the original.
TAIP’s unique approach to emulation uses a neural network in place of traditional DSP techniques to accurately decipher the magic characteristics of tape.
The result is a happy marriage between classic sound and modern versatility. And we encourage you to drive it hard!
TAIP Features:
- Drive:
TAIP’s most important parameter - add a subtle touch of warmth or extreme saturation (or anything in between).
- Mix:
Add tape saturation in parallel with the dry signal. Or combine the “Wear” and “Mix” parameters to create tape flanging.
- Model:
”Single” brings you one tape emulation, while “Dual” combines two tape machines in a series under the hood.
- Lo / Hi-Shape:
Saturates the low/high end more or less than the rest of the frequency spectrum.
- Glue:
Exaggerates the compression effect that naturally occurs in tape recordings.
- Noise:
Adds more tape noise – or removes it entirely.
- Presence:
Brings back the brightness that gets lost on tape recordings.
- Wear:
Recreates the instabilities of a worn-out tape machine and subtly alters the tape speed.
- Input:
Lets you distort the signal more - or less - without affecting the output level.
- Auto-Gain:
Lets you add more drive while keeping a consistent plugin output.
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NoLimits2 VS. 
TAIP - Baby AudioDecember 31, 2024