Which Tonsturm Whoosh Plugin Should You Get?

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  • Опубликовано: 26 янв 2025

Комментарии • 12

  • @mastakilla2253
    @mastakilla2253 2 дня назад

    Hey David! Loved the video where you recreated sounds for anime. It’s so cool how you break everything down and show the process of replicating them step by step. That’s some next-level sound engineering right there-super inspiring to watch! Would love to see more videos like that and hear your tips on how to analyze and recreate sounds properly. Thanks for what you do, man, you’re killing it!

  • @Byron101_
    @Byron101_ 11 часов назад

    a tip for Nuendo users: in Nuendo you have several great onstock tools, DOP and fx plugins in it to do this

  • @JeanFrinlaloy
    @JeanFrinlaloy День назад

    Spintracer is insane what

  • @josephlandman1402
    @josephlandman1402 4 дня назад

    Hey David, would be lovely to see a tutorial on how to make giant monster footsteps from liquid to dirty fts ( i think there is not a tutorial on this topic on youtube). Thank you! Always following your channel

  • @stephenmurphy8349
    @stephenmurphy8349 6 дней назад +1

    Great comparison thanks!

  • @adrianmasound
    @adrianmasound 6 дней назад +1

    About Whoosh... you don't need to own Reaktor to use it, you can run it without time limitation on Reaktor Player. However, to do the routing so Whoosh listen to your DAW channels you DO need the full Reaktor.

  • @stephencshapiro
    @stephencshapiro 6 дней назад

    I made the mistake of jumping on Doppler Pro without doing the free trial first. I thought it was a replacement for Traveler, but as you mentioned, it's for more realistic dopplers, not the playful sounds I heard from Traveler.
    Correction: Reaktor is not a legacy product... yet.

  • @Mintchocchips00
    @Mintchocchips00 5 дней назад

    Hey David what are your thoughts on dolby atmos? do you work in the format at all?