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THD1 seems to be a little more edgy and THD2 will take that same edge and add a little knock to the low end. On the left, you are given a THD knob, which will inject distortion into the equation. Where it gets powerful is in the rest of the knobs. Attack and release work like you’d expect as well. Want more compression? Crank the input and click on the ratio you’d like. Operation on this compressor is very straightforward but powerful. If you’re still having trouble figuring it out, don’t be too “distressed,” you’ll get it eventually. Embarrassingly, it took me a little bit to figure out which one it’s based on but once you start moving knobs around, it’s obvious.
Generous right? Lets get down to the literal nitty gritty.ĭeflector is a very symmetrically laid out compressor based on a common staple in just about every major recording studio.
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Registration uses the iLok system, which should work just like the Kush plugins and allow for 2 licenses for 2 DIFFERENT iLoks. The plugins currently come in 32 and 64-bit incarnations of AU and VST, with AAX coming out early fall. The interface definitely has the classic calling card of UBK’s vibe, with dark colors and shiny knobs that look like what people in the 60s thought technology of 2015 would look like (i.e.: if Will Robinson from Lost in Space had a recording studio). At this point, you may be thinking, “doesn’t Kush audio already have three plugins that do pretty much the same thing? What could possibly be different that would justify buying three plugins similar to already existing ones?” Well, let’s find out together. You have the Deflector (compressor), Axis (EQ), and Kaya (distortion / coloration). Sly-Fi definitely kicks in the door of the digital world, bringing in three new plugins that serve three completely different but still similar purposes.
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Taking his knowledge of modeling his own hardware to plugins, as well as a new streamlined approach to software creation, Sly-Fi Digital was born.
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Scott very much did that in his own studio with countless pieces of gear so why not make use of the DAW environment and code plugins that do the same thing? This creates the “unfaithfully modeled” versions of already genius pieces of gear and making them “geniuser”. For one, you can take gear that exists in the hardware realm and bend them to your exact will.
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You see… being a pro audio gear mad scientist has its perks. That is, until a close friend / Godsend to all of us suggested that emulation may be in the cards for him in a way that would be fulfilling. In the past, Gregory has steered clear of the emulation market probably due to the oversaturation of models to choose from.
These processors were all original designs under the Kush name, but Gregory wanted to expand into different avenues of plugin design that did not necessarily fall into the Kush Audio family. Sly-Fi is a slight departure for Gregory Scott, who up until this point has made plugin emulations of his own Kush Audio hardware as well as Pusher, an all out audio anarchy experience (REVIEW HERE). Somehow UBK looked my direction and allowed me to get an early sneak peek of these new toys to see what I thought. Sly-Fi unveiled today to probably much surprise to most of the audio community but has been in the works for the last two years. With a name like that, how could you not buy it? The Sly-Fi Digital O.G Trifecta Bundle is a combination of three new plugins from a new company founded by Gregory Scott of Kush Audio infamy.
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