I honestly don't think you understand how the plugin works. The "Learn" button has 2 main functions: - First: to learn a curve you like of a piece of music (yours or someone else's) and then apply that curve to an other, still unfinished piece of music. It has a bit the same function as Waves Q-Clone, but more advanced. - Second: to learn the curve of say the vocals (or any other instrument that needs space in the mix), and then use this curve as a sidechain on those instruments that take away space from the vocals. That will make the vocals (or any other instrument that needs space in the mix) more prominent in the mix. It Waves take on Wavesfactory's TRACKSPACER or Mastering The Mix's FUSER. The adjustable crossovers are there to separate the frequency respons into 4 customizable processing bands, but if you don't change each band with the band cut control, it does not make much sense to move them around. So, I would say, if you want to make a video to review a new plugin, don't try to be the first, but try to be best and read the manual!
@ward63 Thanks for your input. You obviously didn't watch the full video or listen to everything I said. Here's a recap, From the first few seconds I said we will check it out quickly. Further down into the video I said I will still be playing around with it (obviously because it's new plugin). Thanks for watching 👍🏾
@@ZanyPro I did watch it from start to finish, after I saw/read the introduction of the plugin on the Waves Site, and I could directly conclude that the concept was not well understood/studied by you. The most important thing that one expects from a reviewer is that he knows what the subject of his review is about, and I'm sorry to say but you missed the point. You yourself demonstrated a wrong usage of this plugin, by making a curve of the mix bus of a piece of music and then reusing that curve on that same mix bus. This is also the reason why it only less bad, when it was used less and less (threshold at maximum height and the mix percentage at minimum, so more or less no processing!). This way of processing is used when one is very satisfied with the sound of one particular track and one wants to provide other tracks with a similar sound and feel. So one makes a curve of that particular track and uses that curve on other tracks!
@ward63 I'm glad to hear that you watched the video from start to finish. I do understand how the plugin operates. The learn functionality is for ducking similar to trackspacer, etc. I mostly focused on the main functions, which is resonance suppression. For the ducking, I planned making that video separate. On this occasion, I thought I should just see how it behaves without feeding the sidechain with any source. You are correct that it needs a source to determine where to apply ducking according to the manual. But with plugins, I try different things which we call happy accident at times 😎
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🤙 next session very soon!
Sure my bro! This one still rocks !!!🔥💥
Mixed by a Pro! Hence the name haha. Looking forward to the next link up! ima shout you over the weekend big bro 👊
I'm all ready for the next banger 🙌🏾🔥
Trying to check out the review of the plug_ in
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I honestly don't think you understand how the plugin works.
The "Learn" button has 2 main functions:
- First: to learn a curve you like of a piece of music (yours or someone else's) and then apply that curve to an other, still unfinished piece of music. It has a bit the same function as Waves Q-Clone, but more advanced.
- Second: to learn the curve of say the vocals (or any other instrument that needs space in the mix), and then use this curve as a sidechain on those instruments that take away space from the vocals. That will make the vocals (or any other instrument that needs space in the mix) more prominent in the mix. It Waves take on Wavesfactory's TRACKSPACER or Mastering The Mix's FUSER.
The adjustable crossovers are there to separate the frequency respons into 4 customizable processing bands, but if you don't change each band with the band cut control, it does not make much sense to move them around.
So, I would say, if you want to make a video to review a new plugin, don't try to be the first, but try to be best and read the manual!
@ward63 Thanks for your input. You obviously didn't watch the full video or listen to everything I said.
Here's a recap,
From the first few seconds I said we will check it out quickly.
Further down into the video I said I will still be playing around with it (obviously because it's new plugin).
Thanks for watching 👍🏾
@@ZanyPro I did watch it from start to finish, after I saw/read the introduction of the plugin on the Waves Site, and I could directly conclude that the concept was not well understood/studied by you. The most important thing that one expects from a reviewer is that he knows what the subject of his review is about, and I'm sorry to say but you missed the point.
You yourself demonstrated a wrong usage of this plugin, by making a curve of the mix bus of a piece of music and then reusing that curve on that same mix bus. This is also the reason why it only less bad, when it was used less and less (threshold at maximum height and the mix percentage at minimum, so more or less no processing!). This way of processing is used when one is very satisfied with the sound of one particular track and one wants to provide other tracks with a similar sound and feel. So one makes a curve of that particular track and uses that curve on other tracks!
@ward63 I'm glad to hear that you watched the video from start to finish. I do understand how the plugin operates. The learn functionality is for ducking similar to trackspacer, etc.
I mostly focused on the main functions, which is resonance suppression.
For the ducking, I planned making that video separate.
On this occasion, I thought I should just see how it behaves without feeding the sidechain with any source.
You are correct that it needs a source to determine where to apply ducking according to the manual.
But with plugins, I try different things which we call happy accident at times 😎