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They don't remove resonance from the full spectrum. You can decide, in EACH one, which part of the spectrum you want to have affected. In Soothe 2 you have filters that can remove a specific part from going into the dertector.

@ You missed the “they invite abuse” part

A/B comparison with the original (dry) in equal loudness is really important to evaluate if one actually made an improvement or not. At least in my workflow.

I know, right!

Didn't really check CPU usage. If it is a CPU hog than using it ONLY on the master is still worth it IMHO.

Interesting! I over-abused maximus while I was in my Neurofunk phase :D

Thanks 🔥

I started producing music mainly out of interest in goa-trance back in the 90's. I'll see about doing some psy-trance oriented material on the channel too. The course at mixxinacademy.com uses psy-trance in some lessons as well as neurofunk, prog house, dubstep...

@MIXXINAcademy i'm very happy to found your youtube channel , i wish you gain lot of subscribers , i will check for sure the all content you have inside 🕉️

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Glad you liked it!

it’s all about keeping you engaged for the entire video for the algorithm to notice and promote further.

Nothing to do with the robbery. Was just an interesting way to start that whole video. This short is just an excerpt from the whole video.

@@MIXXINAcademy XD

Yeah, you're right, I should have tested that.

Thanks, will do!

Totally Agreed. BUT, I have to say the amount of people PUSHING the "DO NOT look at analyzers" narrative online, is ridiculous. Everyone is free to mix whichever way they want, even if the result they get is bad. If visual aid was bad for sound, VU meters would never have existed either (and that is to mention ONLY VU meters). Learning how to know what you are reading and correlate that to sound you are hearing is also something that has to be trained. Finally, if visual aid was that bad, room treatment analysis would be done by ear too. I love my analyzers <3

@@MIXXINAcademy I totally agree, and at the moment when I hear a problem visual aid is very welcome. When it comes to mastering or finalising my mix my ears just aren't trained enough. There's absolute no reason to be dogmatic about tools ... or any workflow.

I remember trying that out a long time ago. Honestly never really needed anything like that since I deal with mostly electronic genres of music. Everything comes out of synths and can be widened during synthesis...

SPL BIG

Yeah, the job is to kill tones. Which tones is the choice you make...

@MIXXINAcademy cheers I thought it was a harsh frequency remover . I've tried it on spikey guitar tones and haven't liked the result .

@@tylerjackson7586 Look, it applies the dynamic eq that looks like the inverse of the sidechain signal's spectrum. It will take out whatever sticks out the most.

No rules, I usually just one one and the same EQ for everything...Kirchhoff EQ or Pro-Q 4 now... Whatever is the fastest for me to get the desired result.

Well, they DO need to make money somehow. Annoying someone who is trying to NOT pay is a good way to get paid I guess.

I would have to check deeper to be 100% sure BUT, yes. The only other spectral dynamic processor with a real-time non linear phase filters, that I know of, is the Waves Silk (Live version). Still it still induces a MINIMAL 1.5ms latency compared to the SpecCraft 0ms.

I think its just easier for a lot of people, since they can SEE the phase movement even with the EQ applied and the phase change it induces. In Audija I mean the EQ is calculated when synhesized.

​​@@MIXXINAcademyFor psy trance its a game changer because of the ability to change the phase that none of the other kick plugins do. The phase issue you had at the end of the kick could be solved by the phase slider in 2 seconds

​@@MIXXINAcademy “EQ is calculated when synhesized” yeap. so I think the biggest advantage of this plugin is that it facilitates the phase alignment of kick and sub

True it did definitively get ALL the transients, still the filtered sounding effect on that much boost was still there even after I un-soloed the transient part. At least it sounded like it to me.

SPAN definitively RULES!

I know, right? ;D

@@ArtardiDebernuro if you actually watched the start of the video you would have heard that Imentioned I got it on Reddit 😝 and choose to say I invented it. So, "I invented it."

@@ArtardiDebernuro I'm a Genius like Kanye Bro ;)

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Agreed, it would be mostly the same on drums, but not on harmonic material, EG. melodies of some sort. Spiff delta before reverb sounds interesting too.

;D. I need to patent this, ASAP!

Thanks ;)

Just a second, most ppl who advocate against Soothe and such effects use the argument that Soothe is REMOVING the best and most important part of the signal, the "overtones" that actually give the sound its timbre... Now, what you said is quite the opposite, so what soothe is removing is actually the total crap part of the signal?

@@MIXXINAcademy soothe is removing part of the audio that can be ok if is removed with care and moderation but is bad if is abused, bottom line, is better to don’t use soothe than abuse it, and records been mixed without soothe for decades……

@@bluematrix5001 I agree about records being mixed without it for years and sounding AWESOME. BUT You could attribut the abuse to any plugin, most of all the brickwall limiter that squashed the music for all... Everything in moderation and with NEED, to serve a purpose that betters the sound/mix/master. Without knowing what the problem is, no amount of tools will resolve it. New or old.

@@MIXXINAcademy sure, any tool can be a danger, but I see a big problem with “plugins that help with resonances”, “M/S processors” and clipper… which all are a trend today and really not necessary….

@bluematrix5001 man I loved using m/s when i was using some analog devices that didn't have stepped parameters. It was much easier to tolerate the m/s difference in parameters than L/R difference in most occasions for mastering purposes... I know that is also specific, just trying to say at least M/S is not at all new or trend. Agreed on the other 2. You gonna hate me for this, but i also love clippers too. <3 When trying to master a low quality mix, that res suppression sometimes saves my life.

exactly, he is glorifying some BS, just better using an EQ before the plugin, putting a HPF and LPF and if you don't want transients into the reverb you can notch out that out with a EQ band (bell) or and using so many plugins that reduce transients.

but who says that those resonances are the worst? Soothe2 is often described as a compromise between a relaxed and characterful sound, so with delta kicked in in parallel it just boosts the character

Exactly, feeding it resonances, does not have to be narrow filters... whatever is standing out, it actually fits quite nicely in some applications. Does not really fit every single application, I don't think anything fits ALL use cases.

@bluematrix5001 BS or not I do like it for some creative purposes. I never said put that combo on everything :)

@@MIXXINAcademy it fits like 0.1% of situations from my perspective but to each their own I guess

Thanks, will do :)

@@PaulMillz not eq, extracted resonances... Using soothe

@@robertocedenno the point was extracting knly the most resonant parts of the signal, which is what soothe does...

You're welcome!

I am sure someone will pretty much make combinations of all tools given enough time. We can see that slowly happening with everything as our CPU power grows and no "NEW" processing methods actually appear on the market.

The difference would be that soothe2 usually picks up resonance clusters because they can fill up your audio without adding much value, but what he's doing here is actually boosting those resonances (the "Delta"), and adding some reverb so that it feels like *only* those frequencies are reverberated in the "room" tldr is just creative sound design

boosting as in giving them a place in the mix, rather than "soothing" them out

@@endhel_ okay but this can be achieved on the actual reverb plug in itself no?

@@kashbandi7461 you can always make the "room" extra resonant, however soothe2 picks up specific resonant tones based on an algorithm etc etc, (besides, you wouldn't be able to remove all non resonant frequencies on the reverb plugin)

@@endhel_ okay for sure thank you for the knowledge playah

Steal away, my friend, and make something amazing! But remember "I invented it" :D lol

Nice kickdrum, agreed. Let me know if you manage to extract it and to what degree of accuracy.

​@@MIXXINAcademy well i actually used Fl studio Edison plugin from reclusion part of the track so it's 90% accurate so there is a little bit of bleeding of high frequencies to transient but still the way he processed the kick stayed mysterious to me, anyway here is a distinct way of extracting kicks if you're interested ruclips.net/video/slWhNujTSeY/видео.html

Joined recently, still no opinion on the org. ;D

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