I like the Elevate Limiter the most overall. But out of the individual elements Punctuate was the most impressive out of the gate. Thanks for watching!
@@MarkusJunnikkala Thanks for replying. I bought Invigorate on a sale but then decided to exchange the licence for punctuate. Mailed Eventide, today they mailed back with a reply. They are wishing my grant!!
Thanks for video...I've had the Elevate bundle for some time and have been wanting to learn more about. Unrelated though...what is that clock on your desk? It looks awesome and I kind of want one myself.
It's a fantastic toolkit. Very elegant and brings a tremendous amount of mature polish to your sound. The clock is by a company called Divoom. It's called Ditoo-Pro. It's actually a bluetooth speaker as well, which I use to reference tracks with. Quite a nice piece of kit all things considered.
Which one (/ones) did you like the most? Saturate? Punctuate? Equivocate? Invigorate?
I like the Elevate Limiter the most overall. But out of the individual elements Punctuate was the most impressive out of the gate. Thanks for watching!
@@MarkusJunnikkala Thanks for replying. I bought Invigorate on a sale but then decided to exchange the licence for punctuate. Mailed Eventide, today they mailed back with a reply. They are wishing my grant!!
@@bigheartsmolpen that’s very cool of them. Punctuate does something very unique to transients, very good to have in the arsenal
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Thanks for video...I've had the Elevate bundle for some time and have been wanting to learn more about.
Unrelated though...what is that clock on your desk? It looks awesome and I kind of want one myself.
It's a fantastic toolkit. Very elegant and brings a tremendous amount of mature polish to your sound.
The clock is by a company called Divoom. It's called Ditoo-Pro. It's actually a bluetooth speaker as well, which I use to reference tracks with. Quite a nice piece of kit all things considered.