Oooh, now I know my phonk has such a juicy kick. "Impact just grabbed the kick and expanded it with the base line, so it seems like base is an extention of a kick. Very nice results.
So cool you did that diagonal thing with the bands going from compression to expansion. I’ve been doing the same thing recently. Trying to emulate what the Goly Cross Compressor does. There’s a slight difference in the way the Goly uses a side chain for the expansion but definitely an awesome way to set up the impact module for sure!
No matter what you do with advanced audio processing, as soon as you put it into a youtube video, all of your audio demo moves are lost because of the radical compresson/normalization that youtube applies to all of their videos'.
you can still hear the differences. their moves are definitely not lost, even if they don't properly convey exactly what they do due to the quality loss.
So cool guys.
Thanks for this!
Oooh, now I know my phonk has such a juicy kick. "Impact just grabbed the kick and expanded it with the base line, so it seems like base is an extention of a kick. Very nice results.
Is this mixing with Mike Mike? Voice sounds similar
Is this like a more advanced form of transient shaper?
I think it's a lot more like a multiband compression/enhancer with easier controls since the attack/release/etc.
is automatic.
Thanks 👍
Nice 👍🏻
So cool you did that diagonal thing with the bands going from compression to expansion. I’ve been doing the same thing recently. Trying to emulate what the Goly Cross Compressor does. There’s a slight difference in the way the Goly uses a side chain for the expansion but definitely an awesome way to set up the impact module for sure!
@@davidasher22 hype it up!! yeah I love that pattern
Impact is crazy. Upwards and downwards compression.
Rebalances the dynamics. Multiband.
No matter what you do with advanced audio processing, as soon as you put it into a youtube video, all of your audio demo moves are lost because of the radical compresson/normalization that youtube applies to all of their videos'.
you can still hear the differences. their moves are definitely not lost, even if they don't properly convey exactly what they do due to the quality loss.
I had no idea that’s what the learn buttons were doing..
It finds the ideal crossover points. Basically it detects where in the spectrum you have lower volume and then place the crossover at that frequency
The Learn button is there for every module in Ozone 11, for internal AI detection and setting the module up for supposedly optimal results.