By: whyterabbyt
23 Sep 11:07

I dont use either, but since Pro_Q has been around since 2011, and Shades only since 2021 or so, then that would be the first obvious thing. Plus four major versions of Pro Q in that time.

Secondly, my perception of UVI is as a synth and ‘creative’ effect developer, whereas FF have a very solid reputation for their ‘mixing’ effects. So Pro Q and Shades may have different audiences.

Thirdly, probably Dan Worrall. :hihi:

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By: whyterabbyt
23 Sep 11:07

I dont use either, but since Pro_Q has been around since 2011, and Shades only since 2021 or so, then that would be the first obvious thing. Plus four major versions of Pro Q in that time.

Secondly, my perception of UVI is as a synth and ‘creative’ effect developer, whereas FF have a very solid reputation for their ‘mixing’ effects. So Pro Q and Shades may have different audiences.

Thirdly, probably Dan Worrall. :hihi:

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