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I have been looking for a plugin that does this without complications, but can't find a it, so I had to be creative. 1. You send the left channel to a track called LEFT, and the right channel to a track called RIGHT. 2. Put Hornet The Normalizer on each track. 3. Make sure Analyze and Normalize is both highlighted with in The Normalizer plugin. 4. Setup the dBFS to whatever you desire, but both needs be the exact same number. 5. Play your mix and let The Normalizer hear both tracks at the same time. After you stop or the music stops, it should be finished and Analyze will no longer be highlighted. Both sides are now balanced.

That's a 5% difference between 85 and 90.

Get your headphones to sound right and improve your mixes 90% off. https://www.hornetplugins.com/plugins/hornet-vhs/ Just enter the code: VHS900724 at checkout ---- I don't own this one, but felt I should put it up in honor of cclarry.

What’s better? The app or the physical version?

There used to be a list of alternative plugins for all of waves audio plugins. Does that list still exist?

I guess i missed this discount... I should probably add this account to my phone

Just trying to figure out if it's worth it or not. Thank you in advance for your information!

It's been a year since I last demoed it. Maybe I'll give it another shot.

I understand that they "assign" feelings to chords, but you can find that information online. I understand they allow you to "loop" like a midi by drag and drop chords in any order you want. You can drag and drop chords into your DAW as a MIDI clip. Pick a key, and it'll show you all the combinations for chords for that key. A bunch of minor things to do with chords and things you can do in your DAW anyhow, like playing the chords in a sequencer. Edit: Establish your musical key and scale with audio detection as well as MIDI detection. [ I've got Melodyne Studio for that, so for me it's not needed. ] With the script plugin, you can drag and drop chords as clips and find chords for whatever key you want. With the script plugin, you can play the chords in the script plugin without dropping them into the track. The script plugin won't have the "emotions" part, but you can find that information online. Anything doing with playing the chords can be done in the DAW already. The script plugin doesn't come with the bloat-ware (1 gigabyte of instruments). The script plugin isn't as pretty as the Scaler 2, but with the script you can edit that source code to make it how you want it. Edit: There's a few new things I notice now... But I've got plugins that can do the things they added to Scaler 2 since I last demoed it.

Remind me tomorrow to look it up. I work Sunday - Wednesday night 14 hour shifts. Thursday will be a night to look that up for you. I have a copy just in case, although, not sure if I can post it here?

Ah ha! Absolutely one of his best plugins from Hornet Plugins, where I always use this in every song!

Personally, I don't use it. I can find any chord progression online via Google if needed. Unless you want the 1gb of instruments it comes with (which I don't), I think it's a waste of money. Reaper has a script that basically does the same thing for free.

I don't have my account details on this phone... I wonder if I can buy it and apply it to my account later?

Is this similar to Mastering the Mix RESO? If so, how does this compare?

That's pretty much a FET compression tool, right?

Not many songs that I know just a harp...

I was playing with the H76 today when I was "remixing" someone else's content where I separated their vocals from the instruments using Acon Digital Rexmix plugin and used it in her vocals. She had a tendency to sing in a way that lowered and raised her vocal volume that you couldn't hear what she was saying at times. While having H76 doing 'Auto', I started to raise the output on the H76 to -12db instead of the -24db that it likes to start at. I'm amazed how well the H76 balances her vocal so that I can clearly hear the silent parts while taming the loud parts. Since I don't own the audio as I'm waiting on permission to remix her song, you'll just have to accept my word on it, for now. I didn't save anything, I did everything in real time while it was playing thru YouTube. Lucky, unlike RX 10 Standard, Acon Digital Rexmix works in real time. But, pretty neat that the H76 can bring up soft areas of a vocal while taming the loud areas.

I've been eye balling the Plug'n'Script for about a year now... just waiting for it to drop with-in a price range that my GAS would force me to buy. I'd probably not use it much, but it's on my radar.

I don't know about thier other libraries, but the Genesis Children's Choir is the best. I have that library.

Guitar Normalized to -3db: Original Sound: original sound_guitar_normalized.wav H76: H76_guitar_normalized.wav Multicomp Plus MK2: MulticompPlusMK2_guitar_normalized.wav In my opinion, the Multicomp Plus MK2 in FET mode only just raises the volume and doesn't do anything else, while the H76 actually tights the sound and makes it sound more picky and firm. Note, this was the actual guitar used for Where Love Resides song I written recently and posted in songs here @ cakewalk.com

Same kick above, but normalized to -3 db for all sounds (using Hornet The Normalizer): Original original sound_kick_normalized.wav H76 H76_kick_normalized.wav Multicomp Plus MK2 MulticompPlusMK2_kick_normalized.wav

I wonder if I should be normalizing these, as H76 tends to be the lowest sounding of them all. Here's a kick, which I reset all to factory, I had to manually set Multicomp plus MK2 to FET, I used AUTO on all of them: Original original sound_kick.wav H76 H76_kick.wav Multicomp Plus MK2 MulticompPlusMK2_kick.wav The H76 is more tight of a sound compared to the Multicomp Plus MK2, even in it's FET mode.

ALL BUTTON: H76_ALL_button.wav

Ok... finally... got everything right above now.

Here's the original sound: original sound_2.wav That's for the snare... if you wane me to do some for other instruments, please let me know exactly which ones. I had previously render both of those first snares at the same time... then rendered this original afterwards... it seems the instrument randomly picks times to change it's sound... so the first two sound the same, and the original sounds slightly different. Even if I use the normalizer on both to make their output sound the same.... they still sound different. Here's with the Hornet The Normalizer at -3dB: H76 +13.8db H76 - stem_with_normalizer.wav Multipcomp plug mk2 +6.3db MulticompPlusMK2 - stem_with_normalizer.wav