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TC Electronic: MD3 Native vs MD3 Powercore 6000 - Null Test / Want to find out if the new MD3 Native from TC Electronic and the Powercore version null?

In the last couple of days of testing the new MD3 Native, I didn't manage to make it null 100% with the Powercore version. Still, I got messages that there are people who managed to do it. While I still cannot make them null, I might have found why...

Tc Electronic has some of the best audio production, mixing, mastering, and post-production audio processor on the market. MD3 Native and MD3 Powercore 6000 are some of them. But do they finally null? Find out in this video.

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[allowambeBOWWAMB]

Same with access virus and other things. They all use the Motorola DSPs which are EOL now. So the DSP code is 1:1. TC had to be rewritten in native code, although they could emulate the motorola chips which would consume way more CPU. The way the floats are made and calculated are different from x86 architecture, so it will never sound the same.

Eventide changed from those DSPs to ARM processors in H9000 and they had to run AI programs to fix the differences from nulling.

[tumzaembeats]

why is this bundle only reviewed by Latin producers and engineers?