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It sounds to me a lot more natural than soothe as in it doesn't suck the life out of the track. And I tried using about 20 to 25 Instances, some having spectral compression turned on, in a session on my 13 year old laptop and it was buttery smooth
Basically yes but soothe is said to remove resonance by turning down any resonant frequencies. fabfilter states (something like) it Turns down any peaks when a specific frequency gets a little too loud. (cant remember exactly how the worded it but) There basically doing the same thing, I'm just not sure how similar the algorithms are between then but they both turn down what they consider to be unwanted frequencies
My audio engineering days when it comes to music was mainly working with rock and roll bands, we never really got into working with electronic music, give me an EQ, compressor, delay, reverb, a good saturator, in a good guitar amp modeling plug in and I can make a rock and roll song that was recorded well sound pretty nice but when it comes to side change and working with beats and stuff that's never really something I got into very much side don't really know too much about that but I'm sure you'll probably be able to find the video where somebody's using this for whatever application you're trying to use it for
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That Outro Is everything, new sub
thanks :)
So I think it is a bit kinda like Soothe, right? Hopefully doesn't kill the CPU like Soothe can
It sounds to me a lot more natural than soothe as in it doesn't suck the life out of the track. And I tried using about 20 to 25 Instances, some having spectral compression turned on, in a session on my 13 year old laptop and it was buttery smooth
Basically yes but soothe is said to remove resonance by turning down any resonant frequencies. fabfilter states (something like) it Turns down any peaks when a specific frequency gets a little too loud. (cant remember exactly how the worded it but) There basically doing the same thing, I'm just not sure how similar the algorithms are between then but they both turn down what they consider to be unwanted frequencies
Wht about sidechainng whit beat ?
My audio engineering days when it comes to music was mainly working with rock and roll bands, we never really got into working with electronic music, give me an EQ, compressor, delay, reverb, a good saturator, in a good guitar amp modeling plug in and I can make a rock and roll song that was recorded well sound pretty nice but when it comes to side change and working with beats and stuff that's never really something I got into very much side don't really know too much about that but I'm sure you'll probably be able to find the video where somebody's using this for whatever application you're trying to use it for