NAMM: Oxford Native...
From the original Analog Industries archive. Some links and images from that era no longer resolve.

I have a kind of a love-hate thing going on with Sony. Their consumer electronics division is really fucking annoying, and pretty much everything I’ve ever bought from them has broken at some point and needed to be replaced. Their music division continually inflicts terrible shit on an unsuspecting (and somewhat stupid) public, and is one of the leading lights of the “let’s sue our customers” method of business. They’re also the ones that thought it was a cool idea to deliver a payload of spyware when you tried to import your CD, and in the process broke a lot of people’s computers.
Now, do the sins of the fathers pass on to their children? Dunno. I’ve mastered dozens of records using CD Architect, and still use it. Vegas is a fantastic cheap NLE for video. And the Oxford plugs are some of the highest quality plugins you could ask for. And now they’re native. UB AU ships immediately, with VST around the corner. Expensive as shit. Quite frankly, I don’t think I’ll be buying them, but this is large-format-console quality EQ and dynamics, for sure, as both the EQ and compressor are lifted directly from the excellent OXF-R3 console. Info at KvR.
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