I'm curious on how well it works vs how much CPU it uses.
iZotope tends to use a ton of CPU vs other plugins that do what it does.
P.S. I gave an example. I know we are talking about TB ProAudio.
That looks promising, because the videos show it actually reducing the frequencies instead of broadly covers all bands within those frequencies.
I'll have to test it out.
I saw videos of trackspacer, but it's like a dynamic EQ rather than a surgical way to carve out frequencies based on what I saw.
Soothe 2 looks like it's surgical on carving out specific bands of frequencies used for the voice instead of grabbing a broaden range of bands like most dynamic EQs.
Hi!
I've actually reached a point where I'm happy with the plugins I have.
I'm now in the stage of acquiring new sounds and that's going to require I also get a bigger storage device.
Please keep an eye out on sells for the end of this year on large SSD (external and internal).
Much Thanks!
Mastering The Mix had good spirit, I've tried and installed many of his products, but never felt a reason that I would "need" his product in order to buy it. If it was like $29, maybe I'd buy a few just out of GAS.
Hi!
I've got plenty of great dynamic EQ plugins, but nothing as precise as Soothe 2. Is there a budget friendly version of Soothe 2 for a hobbyist song writer?
Watch this video before you give your advice, cause you'll see that dynamic EQ can't carve out the space you need vs Soothe 2.
Ideas?
Much Thanks in advance for your help!
It's just like Melodyne by Celemony... I bought the original before they got big, and I practically own Melodyne Studio 5 for way less than what they now charge everyone!
It seems, Acon is headed down the same path. Y'all should buy now before it costs more later!
A majority of my music videos don't have any real video... you could use Vizzy.io for free to create a video for your music. I use my 96khz wave files with it.
By the way, where does one find your content?