I think Michael is the only person that is allowed to do any sort of promotion for any plugin. He tells us directly and he is honest! PLUS at the end the video is just so useful :D great job!
*4:56** Peter McKinnon wants to know your location* Fantastic video and plugin, always love watching and learning new techniques from your videos. Cheers Michael!
Man, probably you have the most peaceful and calm way to explain things. Please keep this nice flow cause people like me, with no academic background education, are learning the impossible!!!
I'm so glad they let a person trial this for two weeks! After those two weeks i couldn't imagine making music without this. I had to buy and I can testify that this Plug In Is Amazing. Its like literal magic especially for someone like me who is a beat maker and not a mixing or mastering engineer. It really gives my beats that professional industry sound.
That acoustic is so sweet. One of the main reasons I joined, was because of his use of acoustic guitar to demonstrate and illuminate recording and mix techniques.
Dude, I love your channel and how well you explain everything in such a clear, fun and articulated manner. I´m new to recording and mixing and the content you always put out is priceless to me, and I´m sure for many others as well. Thanks and greetings from Argentina!
I have to say I own this plugin and for me is the absolute cherry on top. A little goes a long way and also I like how you didn’t try to sell the product to us but instead showed us the value the product could bring to our products. ✊
I want to thank you for this. I did a trial of this eq and it really works well especially for me. I'm not a great mixer and I have a hard time determining how best to deal with a problem situation and this eq has really improved what I've used it on so far. I was hoping to get a discount on it and thanks to you I was able to do so. A lot of my music sometimes has two distinct parts and one of the problems I've had is that the two different parts require different treatment so having something like this eq is really helpful in that regard as it adjusts in real time to everything.
Great plugin. I've been using it for a while. No matter the source, I get great results by trying to get the bias meter, on the far left, to not move at all or just barely peak above & dip below the zero point. I can't explain why or even confirm if this is the correct way to go about it. The method works for me so I'm sticking to it unless someone can enlighten otherwise.
I got this a while ago and use it to tame resonant frequencies quickly. Works good for me. I'm happy with it. I tend to keep my recover/tame settings to about 30% or -30% because its easy to overdo it and end up with something brighter than you need.
I've been using it on the master of orchestral mixes, with the settings so that no more than -2 to -3dB is being boosted or cut. It helps bring out densely (and correctly) orchestrated compositions.
Thanks a bumch for explaining things as you went. I've been messing with this for a week now, and most of the time the effects are subtle, even if I max out settings to see the difference. Made it hard for me to see what it was really changing. --And in ur acoustic guitar demo the effect was pretty noticable. Thanks for including that as well.
First of all, THANK YOU for showing us this plugin! ----- My questions: Are Gullfoss and Sonarworks compatible? ------ If so, where in the master chain should each be? ----- Does Sonarworks affect the algorithm of Gullfoss, if it is used? Your tutorials are the best on TH-cam...cheers friend!
Been using Gullfoss demo of a week and it is quite remarkable. I do believe this tech will blossom in the coming years and we'll see more like this. A little bit goes a long way because you can dial the "heart' from your mix in search of this "everything has to be flat" theory that seems to be in vogue. I can make some really flat, boring mixes but at around "20" for both recover and tame there's a nice sweet spot.
BRO I love you so much your tutorials help my music and the best thing is I'm at a point where I understand even the advanced stuff which is the best feeling in the world
In this application, the plugin sounds a lot like listening to music through high-end "audiophile" speakers vs studio monitors - basically it seems to increase top end clarity / air while retaining a sense of "smoothness" and de-harshing the signal a bit.
What I like about this plugin is the visual feedback of the eq frequency actually showing in real time and I also like all the other features of this plugin 👍🏾 the price is over my budget I hope there will be a free give away or contest I can possibly enter to win this plugin lol thanks n much appreciated for the review it was very helpful and knowledgeable
What I like is that if it's constantly boosting or cutting a frequency you can dive in there with a normal EQ and correct it first. I do have a discount code in the description but I understand a plugin like this is a big investment :)
@@inthemix I agree and I saw the coupon discount thanks and I think this plugin would be wroth it for those that are professionals and making profits from there music Production this just my hobby for now so maybe down the road and when I start making a profit from my music Production I may possibly buy this plugin with the discount included with my purchasing of it lol 👍🏾🙏🏾👍🏾
I've been using this for a while now. It's very good for vocals or melodies that have a lot of Resonance. This defo helps take control of certain aspects that a simple static eq or even dynamic eq can't do. It's also nice across buss/groups but only subtle. Great vid dude
I would have loved to see how this plug in works on vocals. That’s always my biggest issue mixing. Get video bud!!! Always enjoy your calming demeanor!
Rock Jonez For vocals I would say that Soothe is much better. It is made for making them sounding pleasing and removing those bad frequencies. Gullfoss is amazing, but it’s more of a clarity and balancing sound tool.
i have had this plugin for a while but i didnt know how diverse it was, i only used it for Brightening which resulted super massive on sharp leads, i love this plugin.
I have started learning more about EQ and many other types of plugins I own by using only a few plugins and plugin effects for a week or 2 straight so I may try this for the 2 weeks free trial and only use this plugin for 2 weeks it seems very simple to use then later in the year check the price around black Friday 👍🏾🙏🏾👍🏾
do you compare this to soothe? have u heard of that, and do u think either is better? (hate to ask on the middle of a sponsorship;), but wonder of they are the same thing, at least. cheers, u rock
sad that YT cant reproduce the sound you get in the studio. but slight but effective differences can be heard especially with the brightness and the recover option in combibation with bypass!!! thanks!
This is amazing! it could save so much time and do more than a human could do with EQ changing 300 times a second to create a perfect balance of frequencies. brilliant!
Not a pro by any means but I demo'd gullfoss and honestly I didn't really like what it was doing to the EQ. It REALLY goes after the highs, especially 10k plus, and maybe it's just a taste thing but it makes things sound tinny to me. A nice high shelf up to 10k gets me those upper harmonics without making it sound brittle and crystalline.
The high-frequency treatment is very flexible and can be customized with the Brighten and Boost controls. If you get too much high-frequency gain, then it's likely you're overusing Recover on a source with unfavourable high-frequency content. In this case, reducing Recover or using Bias to favour Tame over Recover can help. If you still can't make it work, use the range selectors to exclude the offending range.
Yep, I found the same thing and if they could add EQ-style curves for both tame and recover allowing you to fine tune the amounts of each one by frequency that would totally fix this issue. I've found a workaround myself by using more than one instance with the high/low boundaries to create a multiband setup. In one instance I set higher values for tame/recover on the low and mid frequencies which don't tend to get over-boosted and I filter out all of the high frequencies. Then in another instance I set lower values for tame/recover for just the high frequencies and I filter out all of the low frequencies. It's a bit of a pain, but it works for now.
I can't find any videos of this plugin in a hip hop track. I love the concept but I'm just wondering if it would translate to be as useful in mixing the genre of hip hop...?
If you've been given just one take to mix, run different guitar tone plugin instances on separate tracks. pan each way. Optionally add microtonal changes of a few cents to each track (side). Back in the 80s they used the microtonal trick on vocals to give them width for that 80s pop sound using the H3000. You can buy the VST version now, but you don't need it. There are many pitch change plugins that support micro-adjustments. Do the pitch change on the DI signal beofre tone processing.
@@spxcemusic18 nah this doesn't really sound the same. For a double tracked effect I'd recommend Microshift by soundtoys. That gives you the effect of multiple takes. but of course the best way is to just double track it in a traditional way
You Neglected to explain the two little indicators on the bottom and on the left side of the graph. Depending on which direction the little bar extends from the centre, the bottom bar gives an indication on whether the effect has introduced to much brightness - extends to right, or has taken away too much brightness - extends to the left. So you can compensate accordingly using the brightness control. The side bar gives an indication of how much bias you need to apply or remove - extending up from centre requires an adjustment in the negative of the bias and visa versa. The aim with both indicators is to make them both disappear by adjusting the bias and brightness accordingly - They are only a guide because of coarse you can adjust them to your own taste. Ive been using Gullfoss for a few months and its an incredible 'must have' plugin. Love your work bud, You are a natural educator.
Thank you, yes I wasn't trying to make this a tutorial. I wanted it to be a sound demo more than anything else so I missed out some of the functions including the make up gain and the bias
thanks a bunch bro. i watched for less hen 3 mins and decided to just go get it. this tool seems almost essential if u ask me. 2 be honest im still not fully understanding the "bias" control fully but im guessing it kinda just gives a contrast to either or effects used
Prabh They very different and I recommend both. Sooth is for making harsh synth leads/vocals/real instruments very soothing. It’s like having 100 EQs that remove all the bad sounding frequencies. Gullfoss is not as good for this. Gullfoss is best for bringing out clarity and balanced sound. Both are groundbreaking and must haves.
Hello!, I just started using this plugin and while I was watching the video I noticed something amazing happen at 5:36. The track you are showing, the guitars start in mono and then shift within a fraction of a second to stereo. I loved it can you please explain how that was done?
Really cool Plugin! Thank you for your genuine opinion and insight of it! It's not too expensive either! :) Michael, I gotta ask after listening to all these beautiful sound examples - are you going to release a new album of Miavono? I've been listening to Rise so many times and all these examples (not only in this video) really hype me up to hear more stuff from you. Love your melodies, love your work!!
I don't get it. I tried Gullfoss Master on some recent tracks, and whilst it did make a dramatic difference to the sound I couldn't honestly say it was better, although for a couple of hours I was convinced it was! Then I listened closer and what I could hear was a kind of dislocation between many of the elements I had carefully, painstakingly assembled. It didn't strike me as being particularly musical, since it managed to destroy a few of the relationships that I thought were quite important.
On "Produce like a pro" I saw a production video that used clip gaining. It seams like a really useful technique for editing vocals. Could you do a video that show how to do this in FL studio?
This option is fantastic in protool it would be so great to visualise things like that in FL studio for vocal, there is an '' eq '' fonction in the effect of the sampler in FL but not as handy as the clip gain fonction as its affecting the whole sample . We will need to deal with our ears and our automation until they add that, anyway great idea
@@DS-ru8gd I know no worries, it's not a simple volume dial as we really see the waveform directly moving up or down a bit like the eq fonction in the sampler of but like i said not as handy
This helps a lot!!!!! But What should my buffer length, sample rate and resampling be set at for the best professional quality when making beats and then recording vocals??
After using both of them for a long time, Gullfoss is just far quicker and more simple! They are different tools for different jobs but I find Gullfoss works on more sources accurately.
hello , nothing to do with the video but I wanted to know how you do for your big projects on FL STUDIO? you fill the 125 tracks of the mixer if yes? how do you add some? Big thanks ✌😁
I enjoyed the video and thought the plugin was good, but I could see no difference to Izotope Neutron 3 Sculptor, sorry it is only my thoughts, but thank you I enjoyed it alot.
jupiter901 Sculptor is ’just’ a dynamic EQ with different profiles imo. Gullfoss does much more and is a next level plugin. It’s hard to know what it does, but it is not just a dynamic EQ. It separates the sounds too. And works on the whole mix and busses.
in the mix videos: how to mix and eq
other production channels: my wife LEFT ME due to this ONE EQ MISTAKE
Ok that made me laugh!
Lol!
well played sir
so true.. some kinda blah blah blah just to draw attention
Producers hate him for showing this secret
I think Michael is the only person that is allowed to do any sort of promotion for any plugin.
He tells us directly and he is honest!
PLUS at the end the video is just so useful :D
great job!
Thanks man, I appreciate that.
Honesty is the policy on my channel!
I agree
Dan Worrall tho
*4:56** Peter McKinnon wants to know your location*
Fantastic video and plugin, always love watching and learning new techniques from your videos. Cheers Michael!
🤣 that song Peter uses all the time
Man, probably you have the most peaceful and calm way to explain things. Please keep this nice flow cause people like me, with no academic background education, are learning the impossible!!!
Every time you upload I know I'm gonna learn something valuable. Saving to my watch later for now!
Thanks Kyle!
@@inthemix Kyle says your welcome!
same here bro...
I'm so glad they let a person trial this for two weeks! After those two weeks i couldn't imagine making music without this. I had to buy and I can testify that this Plug In Is Amazing. Its like literal magic especially for someone like me who is a beat maker and not a mixing or mastering engineer. It really gives my beats that professional industry sound.
In your opinion, do you think that the Gullfoss plugin suite they offer is worth purchasing over something like the FabFilter Pro Q-3?
I've been using this plugin on all my mixes for the past few months. It's absolutely amazing, it's simple and straight forward. It's the secret sauce.
The secret sauce!
Do you usually use it on individual elements or would it be a good mastering plugin too?
@@Tapepusher I usually use it on my master channel
That acoustic is so sweet. One of the main reasons I joined, was because of his use of acoustic guitar to demonstrate and illuminate recording and mix techniques.
Dude, I love your channel and how well you explain everything in such a clear, fun and articulated manner.
I´m new to recording and mixing and the content you always put out is priceless to me, and I´m sure for many others as well. Thanks and greetings from Argentina!
I have to say I own this plugin and for me is the absolute cherry on top. A little goes a long way and also I like how you didn’t try to sell the product to us but instead showed us the value the product could bring to our products.
✊
I want to thank you for this. I did a trial of this eq and it really works well especially for me. I'm not a great mixer and I have a hard time determining how best to deal with a problem situation and this eq has really improved what I've used it on so far. I was hoping to get a discount on it and thanks to you I was able to do so. A lot of my music sometimes has two distinct parts and one of the problems I've had is that the two different parts require different treatment so having something like this eq is really helpful in that regard as it adjusts in real time to everything.
downloaded the trial, threw it on my master and was convinced within 5 minutes. thank you for the information and 30% off! that's huge
How I get the discount
One of my best plugin purchases of the last 5 years
One of the best plugins that I've ever purchased. Love the way it glues the mic and fills in the holes in your mix
Really love your channel. Honest reviews and shows what a plugin is useful for. Thank you for all of your insight!
Great plugin. I've been using it for a while. No matter the source, I get great results by trying to get the bias meter, on the far left, to not move at all or just barely peak above & dip below the zero point. I can't explain why or even confirm if this is the correct way to go about it. The method works for me so I'm sticking to it unless someone can enlighten otherwise.
One of the best and clearest mixing tutorial channels. Probably the best. Keep it up 👍
I got this a while ago and use it to tame resonant frequencies quickly. Works good for me. I'm happy with it.
I tend to keep my recover/tame settings to about 30% or -30% because its easy to overdo it and end up with something brighter than you need.
I use Gulfoss on all of my mastering! Works like a charm.
I've been using it on the master of orchestral mixes, with the settings so that no more than -2 to -3dB is being boosted or cut. It helps bring out densely (and correctly) orchestrated compositions.
I purchased this Plugin a week ago and now I found your review, which of course helped me in using it …. Thanks!
Very good review of this plugin, the best I've seen so far.
finally it's a good alternative to Sooth vst... grab this everyone!!
You are not only a good teacher, but also a very good human.
Love from India🇳🇪
Just bought it, omg this is sooo cool, thanks for the review
This is a great plugin! Have been using it with pretty much every mix since last spring, and it always makes things sound better by a few %.
I just have to say that your guides are amazing. You helped me a lot. Thanks!
Thanks a bumch for explaining things as you went. I've been messing with this for a week now, and most of the time the effects are subtle, even if I max out settings to see the difference. Made it hard for me to see what it was really changing.
--And in ur acoustic guitar demo the effect was pretty noticable. Thanks for including that as well.
Just got it yesterday 30% off. Amazing results!
First of all, THANK YOU for showing us this plugin! ----- My questions: Are Gullfoss and Sonarworks compatible? ------ If so, where in the master chain should each be? ----- Does Sonarworks affect the algorithm of Gullfoss, if it is used?
Your tutorials are the best on TH-cam...cheers friend!
Been using Gullfoss demo of a week and it is quite remarkable. I do believe this tech will blossom in the coming years and we'll see more like this. A little bit goes a long way because you can dial the "heart' from your mix in search of this "everything has to be flat" theory that seems to be in vogue. I can make some really flat, boring mixes but at around "20" for both recover and tame there's a nice sweet spot.
Honestly Terry I agree with you 100%
Good work ladd...bringing the mystery of mixing to the young uns is the lord's work...and you do it well...
You’re the best music channel on the whole website I actually have learnt so much from you thanks so much
BRO I love you so much your tutorials help my music and the best thing is I'm at a point where I understand even the advanced stuff which is the best feeling in the world
Wow that's amazing!
Love the way this guy explains things!! Learn something every video he posts!
Man, Your Tutorials really help me alot and I'm learning a hell lot of great things from you!! THANKYOU SO MUCH. All the Love from India 🇮🇳💗
Always so refreshing and inspiring! Keep up the good work, you're one of the best :)
Around 8:00 is when I really started to hear how well it was improving the mix. Sounds great.
420K subs! YEAH BABY YEAH!!! Congrats dude :)
In this application, the plugin sounds a lot like listening to music through high-end "audiophile" speakers vs studio monitors - basically it seems to increase top end clarity / air while retaining a sense of "smoothness" and de-harshing the signal a bit.
You are amazing man!! I love your videos man.. u are so calm and collected and well spoken!! Salute 🫡
This is the best Sound Production Chanel!
wow INCREDIBLE!! i've been looking for a plugin that does this for years
So useful and pragmatic advice as always. I think this tool will really help people get the job done.
What I like about this plugin is the visual feedback of the eq frequency actually showing in real time and I also like all the other features of this plugin 👍🏾 the price is over my budget I hope there will be a free give away or contest I can possibly enter to win this plugin lol thanks n much appreciated for the review it was very helpful and knowledgeable
What I like is that if it's constantly boosting or cutting a frequency you can dive in there with a normal EQ and correct it first.
I do have a discount code in the description but I understand a plugin like this is a big investment :)
@@inthemix I agree and I saw the coupon discount thanks and I think this plugin would be wroth it for those that are professionals and making profits from there music Production this just my hobby for now so maybe down the road and when I start making a profit from my music Production I may possibly buy this plugin with the discount included with my purchasing of it lol 👍🏾🙏🏾👍🏾
I've been using this for a while now.
It's very good for vocals or melodies that have a lot of Resonance. This defo helps take control of certain aspects that a simple static eq or even dynamic eq can't do.
It's also nice across buss/groups but only subtle.
Great vid dude
Thanks for sharing your tips :)
Thank you for the discount, thank you very much indeed. Just got it for 203 AUD including tax. This plugin is beyond a must have.
Yeah, I agree, one of the best tools out there. As it is subtle but effective.
holy shit this is life changing
This is my go to. Love it! Come to think of it, I haven't really seen too much of this plug in here on youtube.
I would have loved to see how this plug in works on vocals. That’s always my biggest issue mixing. Get video bud!!! Always enjoy your calming demeanor!
Rock Jonez For vocals I would say that Soothe is much better. It is made for making them sounding pleasing and removing those bad frequencies. Gullfoss is amazing, but it’s more of a clarity and balancing sound tool.
i have had this plugin for a while but i didnt know how diverse it was, i only used it for Brightening which resulted super massive on sharp leads, i love this plugin.
the brighten knob sounds like a parallel compressor. good stuff
I have started learning more about EQ and many other types of plugins I own by using only a few plugins and plugin effects for a week or 2 straight so I may try this for the 2 weeks free trial and only use this plugin for 2 weeks it seems very simple to use then later in the year check the price around black Friday 👍🏾🙏🏾👍🏾
I use my friend your gullfoss settings with virtual dj, amazing balance and clarity thank you very much
I’m getting this plugin you can hear the difference 🔥🔥🔥
do you compare this to soothe? have u heard of that, and do u think either is better? (hate to ask on the middle of a sponsorship;), but wonder of they are the same thing, at least. cheers, u rock
To the best of my understanding they're not exactly similar, but I might be wrong.
Soothe is a plugin that tries to remove resonating frequencies, Gulfoss tries to bring clarity to the sound. They are for different purposes
sad that YT cant reproduce the sound you get in the studio. but slight but effective differences can be heard especially with the brightness and the recover option in combibation with bypass!!! thanks!
This is amazing! it could save so much time and do more than a human could do with EQ changing 300 times a second to create a perfect balance of frequencies. brilliant!
Always learning something new 🙏🏿💯
Thank you its convinced me to buy it by the way I love your music.
08:35 this track is so beautiful ❤❤❤❤
Thank you :)
@@inthemix i want to hear full track...can you give me links of your songs
Im still on the free trial but im sold after this review, workflow is just so quick i love it
Not a pro by any means but I demo'd gullfoss and honestly I didn't really like what it was doing to the EQ. It REALLY goes after the highs, especially 10k plus, and maybe it's just a taste thing but it makes things sound tinny to me. A nice high shelf up to 10k gets me those upper harmonics without making it sound brittle and crystalline.
"Tame" and "Recover?" I'm going to watch the video but it seems pretty clear (cough) as to what it is about.
When it affects the highs in a negative manner, just use the boundary control so that it can't affect the high frequencies?
The high-frequency treatment is very flexible and can be customized with the Brighten and Boost controls. If you get too much high-frequency gain, then it's likely you're overusing Recover on a source with unfavourable high-frequency content. In this case, reducing Recover or using Bias to favour Tame over Recover can help. If you still can't make it work, use the range selectors to exclude the offending range.
Yep, I found the same thing and if they could add EQ-style curves for both tame and recover allowing you to fine tune the amounts of each one by frequency that would totally fix this issue. I've found a workaround myself by using more than one instance with the high/low boundaries to create a multiband setup. In one instance I set higher values for tame/recover on the low and mid frequencies which don't tend to get over-boosted and I filter out all of the high frequencies. Then in another instance I set lower values for tame/recover for just the high frequencies and I filter out all of the low frequencies. It's a bit of a pain, but it works for now.
@@Tekkerue If you're using FL Studio, use Patcher to set this up so you only have to load Patcher once, then go through and adjust settings.
Most underrated video you've ever posted
Michael; Even when you speak, Your tune and voice is enough to us to prove you are honesty
I can't find any videos of this plugin in a hip hop track. I love the concept but I'm just wondering if it would translate to be as useful in mixing the genre of hip hop...?
Gulfoss is the cheat sheet answers when taking your SAT. This plugin is great and necessary
How did you do the side separation to the guitars @5.01 can you make video on that process please
I recorded the guitar 2 times, panned one to the left and one to the right
If you've been given just one take to mix, run different guitar tone plugin instances on separate tracks. pan each way. Optionally add microtonal changes of a few cents to each track (side).
Back in the 80s they used the microtonal trick on vocals to give them width for that 80s pop sound using the H3000. You can buy the VST version now, but you don't need it. There are many pitch change plugins that support micro-adjustments. Do the pitch change on the DI signal beofre tone processing.
@@TerenceKearns thanks for the tipp :)
or just use Izotope Imager
@@spxcemusic18 nah this doesn't really sound the same. For a double tracked effect I'd recommend Microshift by soundtoys. That gives you the effect of multiple takes.
but of course the best way is to just double track it in a traditional way
You just said what I think, use these plugins to do the mechanical work, so we can focus more on the artistic side! amazing!
You Neglected to explain the two little indicators on the bottom and on the left side of the graph. Depending on which direction the little bar extends from the centre, the bottom bar gives an indication on whether the effect has introduced to much brightness - extends to right, or has taken away too much brightness - extends to the left. So you can compensate accordingly using the brightness control. The side bar gives an indication of how much bias you need to apply or remove - extending up from centre requires an adjustment in the negative of the bias and visa versa. The aim with both indicators is to make them both disappear by adjusting the bias and brightness accordingly - They are only a guide because of coarse you can adjust them to your own taste. Ive been using Gullfoss for a few months and its an incredible 'must have' plugin. Love your work bud, You are a natural educator.
Thank you, yes I wasn't trying to make this a tutorial. I wanted it to be a sound demo more than anything else so I missed out some of the functions including the make up gain and the bias
thanks a bunch bro. i watched for less hen 3 mins and decided to just go get it. this tool seems almost essential if u ask me. 2 be honest im still not fully understanding the "bias" control fully but im guessing it kinda just gives a contrast to either or effects used
Such a fast work flow with really excellent results 👍
I am actually proud that i watched that with laptop speakers and still fully understood what is happening
Gentleman, you've got good ears :)
Recover 26,mate 46 bias 0, brighten 0,boost 1.5 amazing plugin
I constantly use gullfoss on my mixes but can u compare it with similar plugin name soothe.i got many reviews that soothe is better than gullfoss
Prabh They very different and I recommend both. Sooth is for making harsh synth leads/vocals/real instruments very soothing. It’s like having 100 EQs that remove all the bad sounding frequencies. Gullfoss is not as good for this. Gullfoss is best for bringing out clarity and balanced sound. Both are groundbreaking and must haves.
Daniel Wake so Sooth is better for vocals ?
And would you say Gulfoss is better for whole mix?
Tim Aka TAllent Yes, sooth for vocals and harsh leads. Gullfoss for any instrument, mixbus or main buss that needs more clarity.
Tim Aka TAllent or for vocals, first Sooth, to take out the resonances, then Gullfoss to balance the sound.
Daniel Wake ahh makes sense. Thank you for the information 👍🏽
This video has been very intuitive and truly wonderful. Thank you so much. Off to purchase it now!
Hello!, I just started using this plugin and while I was watching the video I noticed something amazing happen at 5:36.
The track you are showing, the guitars start in mono and then shift within a fraction of a second to stereo. I loved it can you please explain how that was done?
Nice review! And very lovely soft guitar playing! Enjoyed it!
Really cool Plugin! Thank you for your genuine opinion and insight of it! It's not too expensive either! :)
Michael, I gotta ask after listening to all these beautiful sound examples - are you going to release a new album of Miavono? I've been listening to Rise so many times and all these examples (not only in this video) really hype me up to hear more stuff from you. Love your melodies, love your work!!
I don't get it. I tried Gullfoss Master on some recent tracks, and whilst it did make a dramatic difference to the sound I couldn't honestly say it was better, although for a couple of hours I was convinced it was! Then I listened closer and what I could hear was a kind of dislocation between many of the elements I had carefully, painstakingly assembled. It didn't strike me as being particularly musical, since it managed to destroy a few of the relationships that I thought were quite important.
" What A Great Job You Did Explaining Gullfoss ,,,, WELL DONE ! "
Thanks for the tip! Good video! Greetings from the Netherlands
Very good! I got to check out that plugin! Sounds very useful!
On "Produce like a pro" I saw a production video that used clip gaining. It seams like a really useful technique for editing vocals. Could you do a video that show how to do this in FL studio?
This option is fantastic in protool it would be so great to visualise things like that in FL studio for vocal, there is an '' eq '' fonction in the effect of the sampler in FL but not as handy as the clip gain fonction as its affecting the whole sample . We will need to deal with our ears and our automation until they add that, anyway great idea
you adjust clip gain in the channel rack in FL. its the vol dial on the left. or by double clicking the clip in question in the playlist
Then get protools
@@DS-ru8gd I know no worries, it's not a simple volume dial as we really see the waveform directly moving up or down a bit like the eq fonction in the sampler of but like i said not as handy
Which video and time mark?
Cool demo. I'm getting this while there is a black friday sale.
Thanks for the info, I didn't know about this plugin. 😎👍
Why have i just found your channel!!! Fantastic tutorials !!👌
Please never stop making videos!
Is this man just AMAZING,?? Great review man many thanks
Such an interesting plugin! Definitely gonna try it out
Nice demo. It sounds good, and a good product sells itself if people know it exists.
Thank you so much!! This is a beautiful demo!
Just discovered you. Liked and subscribed. I looked for a link to try the Gullfoss, but I don’t find it. Great lesson, very inspiring !
Yea man, that bypass reminder as actually valuable haha
This helps a lot!!!!! But What should my buffer length, sample rate and resampling be set at for the best professional quality when making beats and then recording vocals??
Hi, What do you think about Gullfoss vs Smart:EQ 2 Sonible??
After using both of them for a long time, Gullfoss is just far quicker and more simple! They are different tools for different jobs but I find Gullfoss works on more sources accurately.
@@inthemix Thanks :)
hello , nothing to do with the video but I wanted to know how you do for your big projects on FL STUDIO? you fill the 125 tracks of the mixer if yes? how do you add some? Big thanks ✌😁
I enjoyed the video and thought the plugin was good, but I could see no difference to Izotope Neutron 3 Sculptor, sorry it is only my thoughts, but thank you I enjoyed it alot.
jupiter901 Sculptor is ’just’ a dynamic EQ with different profiles imo. Gullfoss does much more and is a next level plugin. It’s hard to know what it does, but it is not just a dynamic EQ. It separates the sounds too. And works on the whole mix and busses.
Excellent vid, really useful tool for mixing and sound shaping.