The main reason I don't use it is because I don't really need to ride my vocals, I just need to touch them up in a few places and as Mod Bod suggests, doing it manually ultimately gives more control. I've used and actually own Vocal Rider, so I'm familiar with it. It's really a great plugin and a huge time saver for me. In addition, this leaves your actual volume fader free to set the level of vocals in your mix, without having to edit the envelope every time. It basically does most of the work for you and lets you easily adapt small bits that don't come out the way you think they should. This will give you a volume envelope as if you had automated te entire track yourself, that you can then edit. It can work as an automatic "compressor" of sorts (quite well actually) but the main thing for me is when you let it write its automation. Craig, it's nothing like normalizing at all, or even really gain changing on whole phrases. I think there may be some misconception as to how to use it.
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