> While we're on this thread my immediate reaction is to the general > labelling - great if you're an engineer - a bit confusing if you're > 'just' a musician trying to make the best of a previously analogue > recording. It would be useful to have a plain language description > of what the plug-in is supposed to do when you bring it up and also > what units you're entering, possibly with a suggested range. A one line decription above the author credit would be good. I also think that the usability of the (excellent) swh plugins would be enhanced by some handy default settings for the faders. So if you open - for example - Gverb for the first time, instead of the settings: 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 which gives you quite a nasty effect, you had: 30 5 0.5 1 0 -35 -35 which gives you the sort of reverb that musicans are probably looking for. From there, it's much easier to understand what the sliders do by experimentation. It's up to us users to give Steve a hand here. If we have favourite presets for the swh plugins, maybe we should let the list know. Or descriptions - although Barry's Satan Maximiser says it all. Cheers Daniel
