For those who love to notch, you'll probably hate it, but its been a pleasure to work quicker and enjoy the more cerebral aspects of mastering. It lets me do less surgical notching, and leaving EQ for more tonal changes. I just did an album that was recorded to multi track cassette, and it made guitars sound so much better you'd have thought it was just a bad reel to reel instead For albums that are impeccably recorded it is not something to reach for, but for the tracks where you can hear the $100 interface pre-amps, budget mics, and bad tape transfers this tool is worth its weight in gold. 'The precision you get from Soothe2 is unique.

So if you have a poorly mixed hi hat it will latch onto the frequency of the fundamental of the hi hat, while leaving both the transient and the harmonics alone. Without noticeably adding to the plug-in's complexity or slowing down the user, Oeksound have found numerous ways to make it more widely applicable, more controllable, and more appropriate to more sources.' Sound on Sound. Ha sido diseado para reducir o realzar los transitorios con un detalle extremo. Tras el xito de nuestro primer complemento, soothe, spiff fue diseado para llenar el vaco del juego de herramientas del ingeniero de sonido. Its a bit like a dynamic EQ that only reacts to resonances that stick out. Oeksound Spiff v1-3-0 VST-AAX WiNSpiff es nuestra versin del control transitorio. I am starting to use it for noisy/badly recorded work people send me (part of my mastering focus is working with noisy/experimental electronics), and I found its been a godsend. I am curious if anyone else has used Soothe2 for their mastering work.

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