# Coming Soon...

- Site: Analog Industries
- Author: Chris Randall
- Date: 2008-09-04
- URL: https://analogindustries.com/2008/09/coming-soon/

Meet Rough Rider. Does about what you'd think. Costs a lot less than you'd think.

## Comments (11)

**atlastop** (2008-09-04):

Great an AD compressor!... you're such a tease not showing the controls on the right.
I like that the Ratio goes to a 1000. That's useful, but it's gonna take a lot to ween me off my Sonalksis TBK3 addiction.

**moljen** (2008-09-04):

Great an AD compressor!... you're such a tease not showing the controls on the right.
I like that the Ratio goes to a 1000. That's useful, but it's gonna take a lot to ween me off my Sonalksis TBK3 addiction.

**johan** (2008-09-04):

Looks raaaaaaaad!

**audioel** (2008-09-04):

Please do a dry-wet mix knob and sidechaining! Yes there's fairly easy ways of doing dry-wet mixes using sends or busses, but its so nice to have it built in. Looks awesome!

**DonPedro** (2008-09-04):

This looks very very tasty. Nice work.

**CarlLofgren** (2008-09-04):

All wishes seems to come true today. Brilliant! I can't wait for this one. Sidechaining... oh my, yes. Please.

**fabi** (2008-09-04):

the mock-up is beautiful. Is it correct to assume that this is based on the one-knob compressor that can be found on Kombinat?

And sorry to go a little OT, but is a BigSeq2 still in the plans or was that just a rumor to which I gave too much credit?

**bodo** (2008-09-04):

Looks nice, you could ask Prince Buster if you could use this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8es3WBaSEp0&feature=related
in the audio examples :)

**inverseroom** (2008-09-04):

At last!

**shamann** (2008-09-04):

Sure looks pretty. Can't wait. I was surprised no one pounced on the mention you made of it the other day.

**chaircrusher** (2008-09-04):

Ditto on the wet/dry mix. Care to elaborate on what will be different compared to the 32,767 other compressor plugins out there?

I'm not being flippant; I will probably buy it regardless, but I already have 3 or 4 go-to compressors and limiters, and wonder what new twists there are to wring out of that process.

And which vintage compressor are you trying to sound like? ;-)