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Can I use this with fl studio and also how do I install on fl studio

Great video thanks! I think I'll go ahead and buy the Waves one cause it's cheap. I was going to get soothe 2 as well because it's 60e off this week but maybe I'll get Speccraft and Waves. I would still have change compared to buying Soothe 2. The question I have though, is on very problematic single tracks would Soothe 2 be better than Speccraft or Equator? If money was no object which out of the 3 would you buy if you could only buy one? thanks 👍

Ozone is amazing and has been a game changer for me. I use it on everything from mixes to radio broadcasting etc etc. I agree it feels and works like it was built for the digital age.

I know people use these in full mixes, but when doing comparisons it's much harder to notice the differences because there's just too much stuff going on.

Guys, seriously, I don't get it. Let's say you have a vocal with that 700 harshness. Get an eq and drop it. That's about it. What you have here instead a "dynamic resonance suppressor" that's taming the 700 exactly only when the 700 are singing, which is what the simple EQ is doing anyway in the first place. When there's no 700 the dyn resonance suppressor doesn't suppress, but the eq also doesn't suppress the 700 when they're not there. I'm not saying there isn't a need for these tools, but in many cases they over complicate what could be dead simple.

Love this plugin ,Thanks you for review.

Great video as usual! I own this plugin and still learned a lot from your video. Thanks!

Obviously your a mixer and Not a sound designer

The harmonics helped a very digital recording I had. I boosted it to like 2 and it smoothened that digital feeling and made it less harsh. Thanks for the video not many out there on this plugin!

great vid and the fact that you used was voltron was rad! i remember the days waking up at 6 to eat cereal and watch voltron before i headed out the door to skate before school

I agree with you. I bought and buy plugins and other software this time of year Black Friday. I bought a bunch of plugins over the years and now I can't use them. So yea, I'm done. Thank you for making this video.

I want to buy it, what 2 first piano packages you like in all aspect…? I play for church and band

waves forces you to pay for updates though

TDR Arbiter, ProAudioDSP DSM, apUnmask, TheMasker.

bx refinement 10 bucks on sale now . . . thx for getting it on my radar, AND for the little tutorial, which was a lot of help getting quick results. Works great getting rid of jankiness, I think is the tech term for that steely racket that you don't really notice as such until you hear the mix without it. On master buss seemed to create a lot of separation and definition. Or maybe that was the edible kicking in. Tomorrow it may sound like elevator music . . . Anyway, love it so far.

Yep. I thought the same here in my room. I was pleasantly surprised.

FANTASTIC video, subscribed! Also, what artist is this song by? I assume it's called "Surface of the Sun." Edit: Regarding auto-gain, it's something TBT said they're looking into, but it's hard implementing a good algorithm for it.

SpecCraft is my go-to nowadays.

This plugin is really impressive. Thank you for the video!

Big Like for the assistant kitty

Very enlightening tutorial. What did we do for info before there was TH-cam and people like you? Thank you

L/R and M/S modes do not work properly.

very good and informative!

Never really was a fan of their GUI so it’s a miss for me. Presets are a pig to go through and are hidden away. The lack of visual assistance which other plugins have is downside for me. Might be nice for other people that use just their ears though. I just bought Spec Craft and that’s 👌🏻

What I don’t like is the business model they use. I’m a version 1 owner (among other of their plugins) and I would like to get this upgrade for free. It’s $25 for an improved plugin, $10 would have been reasonable.

I pretty much was going to grab the upgrade anyway (and I now have using your link), but I would have preferred if you had included more on the specific improvements versus version 1. Thanks.

It sounds amazing. Thanks for the video! 🙌

Got this for free also!!!

This may be a dumb question, but couldn't a dynamic or static EQ be used just as effectively, if not more precisely, for the resonance that you hear and/or could seek-out by sweeping? With that in mind, what is the draw to these resonance suppression plugins? To me, the most precise resonance-suppressor is one's ears and an parametric EQ. MTM's RESO does a great job also if someone needs PRECISE + SLIGHTLY AUTOMATED.

Sounds pretty smooth-conservative, even! So it's always focused on lows and mids? That's cool. Leaves your highs alone. Do you think it would be handy on individual sources? 🤔 Great vid thanks!

If this had dynamic EQ, it would be perfect...! Transient feature is nuts.

I never saw equalizer as a similar tool as Soothe2 but now that you mention it. It does a lot of magical things, but I feel maybe it's a bit different

Hardly the end of Soothe 2. Waves has an adequate copy of Soothe2’s functionality but it’s really not even that close to level of functionality that Soothe2 has. It is adequate and useful though. If I didn’t already own Soothe2, I’d definitely purchase this as a much more inexpensive alternative. Equator works.

When comparing Soothe and Equator on the techno piece, I noticed that the kickdrum in Soothe became sort of unclear and lost attack. The low end was still there, but the rest got kind of... I dunno... marshmallowy. I dont have either plugin, but I think I am going to pick up Equator.

What company of plugins would you guys recommend

That was a great video ngl. thanks

Distorted rhythm guitar is probably the most harmonically stagnant thing there is. Strange choice.

what is the song in the 1st part of the video. Released?

Waves regular price is $10 more than Speccraft. Also, you have to deal with Waves business model, therefore it would be worth paying more to Speccraft since it sounds like it's a little better than Curves Equator other than their sale price. But it's only 30$ more and still much cheaper than Soothe2. BTW, excellent video! So informative and in depth. Thank you! Instant sub.

Thanks for the tips, I will use this in my future masters if needed !!!

What do you think of Kush Novatron?

This is nice. Aurora has minimal but effective and easy-to-navigate controls. I like the palette of reverb algorithms and I love the unmask/ducking feature. This looks like a winner to me, and I thought I already owned enough reverbs! Thanks for another great review.

In my short comparative demoing with spoken audio, I seemed to get a more clear and precise result from SpecCraft vs Waves. It seemed to be more flexible. Did you find this to be the case, or were you able to dial in Waves as well or better? I heard one or two people say they got less artifacting from Waves than SpecCraft. I didn’t notice that, but I was listening in a less than ideal environment…is this anecdotal or real? Thanks!!

was on sale.. I fell into the hype I guess.. it's a reverb. With a ducking system but honestly there are alternatives that have no AI bs lingo attached and sound better. But hey it was very cheap and in my op. it's an ok reverb if you have nothing else and it's a deep sale. If u have the budget tho go fabfilter without hesitation... did I say Klevgrand's reverb is a tiny little cheap thing that sounds really good for the price?

How do you think it compares to using wide blue sound’s silencer?

This is better then soothe and wave curve but if use less CPU

As a long time user of DSEQ I thought I'd try this out and I was *nearly* ready to hit the buy button on this. The GUI is just so much nicer than DSEQ and workflow felt better. But I thought I'd better do an A/B test as there were a few things which I wasn't quite 100% happy with: the lack of any scale for the reduction and the fact that the Q didn't really feel as good as the "specificity" control that I was used to. Well, pleased I did in the end because in terms of audio quality there wasn't too much to choose between them but there was a huge difference in CPU consumption. Even turning off DSEQ ability to change the oversampling rates for rendering this plugin used a heck of a lot more CPU. My guess is that's because it's new and DSEQ has been through a lot of revisions and updates but I think I just proved (again) that I should beware of shiny new things and just spend a bit more time with what I've got.

v. useful. how does CPU compare? Equator is much more demanding than the_smoother (the only two I've tried so far). I am a TBT convert now, Kirchhoff and recently Cenozoix have become my main tools so Spec looks v good.