Soothe is a little more surgical cause it's finding trouble resonances in your tracks and suppressing them in realtime so it only processes when needed. the smoothinator preset is more of a multiband compressor/transient shaper where it compresses and smooths the attack from 1.75-4.7k and compresses everything above 4.7k and you control the mix and a couple other macros. I'd say that Soothe 2 is kind of one of a kind still but so is multi-pass so it's not really a replacement for soothe 2 but it's still an amazing plugin; I use both really consistently.
Was wondering if you were ever going to add something to the bundle that will help with clicks and pops and cracks in the vocals to clean that stuff up
Everything is sold separately as well. This one might need to be bought directly from Kilohearts. But you'll miss all the Slate presets. Just check the slate website and the Kilohearts websites, I guess. But I'd recommend looking into the all access pass. It's the best bang for the buck around.
@@ReeseWitherknife The smoothinator is not sold at the kilohearts website. all the kilohearts plugins are not sold separately at the slate digital website. this is expected. we users who buy plugins continue to be ignored.
@@jaeheda1 I guess you're right..there's always the possibility of the company winding-up in which case the perpetual license holders can still use the plugins
Who records vocals that harsh 😂? Other than that, it does help a lot. I would like to hear it with a cheap condenser mic like a rode and a cheap preamp and see if it helps the high end which is usually the issue in those chains.
@@jordanbarney8629 that's kinda obvious... the question is why did he make it this harsh? what situation is he trying to emulate? like.. who decides to record vocals and achieves this sound?
Crazy thing is this vocal was supposedly originally recorded with the vms. This is the same vocal from the song that Slate sent out highlighting the Slate VMS 1 and VMS 2. I have the multi track session on my computer but I do not remember the vocal sounding that harsh. I need to pull the session up and check it out.
I tried this for an acoustic guitar track that was a bit too harsh and it really did work. Thanks!
I was searching for a plugin like this for a long time. I like that it effectively solves a real problem - sound harshness.
this would be great on cabs and heavy distortion!
The kilo hearts is the only plugins I didn’t download, instant regret bout to download it right now.
I think this is going to be a Lifesaver for me! 👍
A Dodge Stratus!?!?! You are a MONSTER.
Is it vsti?I tried to download a package but this wasn't in it and vsti don't work in my reaper
How does this compare to Soothe 2? Anyone have any insights
Soothe is a little more surgical cause it's finding trouble resonances in your tracks and suppressing them in realtime so it only processes when needed. the smoothinator preset is more of a multiband compressor/transient shaper where it compresses and smooths the attack from 1.75-4.7k and compresses everything above 4.7k and you control the mix and a couple other macros. I'd say that Soothe 2 is kind of one of a kind still but so is multi-pass so it's not really a replacement for soothe 2 but it's still an amazing plugin; I use both really consistently.
@@leekwesi nope. i own soothe 2 but its not alone anymore. Dseq, Mspectraldynamics come into mind
WHAT ABOUT MASTERING?
Was wondering if you were ever going to add something to the bundle that will help with clicks and pops and cracks in the vocals to clean that stuff up
Can you just buy this separately or do you need to have a subscription etc?
Someone's new here
Everything is sold separately as well. This one might need to be bought directly from Kilohearts. But you'll miss all the Slate presets. Just check the slate website and the Kilohearts websites, I guess. But I'd recommend looking into the all access pass. It's the best bang for the buck around.
@@ReeseWitherknife The smoothinator is not sold at the kilohearts website. all the kilohearts plugins are not sold separately at the slate digital website. this is expected. we users who buy plugins continue to be ignored.
@@saadmuaz9170 subscription is the future just like mp3 is over vinyl. You have to follow the change to keep up or eventually get left behind.
@@jaeheda1 I guess you're right..there's always the possibility of the company winding-up in which case the perpetual license holders can still use the plugins
Best plugins on the market, best value too
Who records vocals that harsh 😂? Other than that, it does help a lot. I would like to hear it with a cheap condenser mic like a rode and a cheap preamp and see if it helps the high end which is usually the issue in those chains.
My thoughts exactly. Plus my extra harsh voice.
Who records vocals that harsh? Oh man, with some of the cracked software/$80 mic crowd, way too many people.
@@chazmartin5725 cracked software has nothing to do with it
He made it that harsh on purpose to highlight how effective this trick is
@@jordanbarney8629 that's kinda obvious... the question is why did he make it this harsh? what situation is he trying to emulate? like.. who decides to record vocals and achieves this sound?
not bad
Crazy thing is this vocal was supposedly originally recorded with the vms. This is the same vocal from the song that Slate sent out highlighting the Slate VMS 1 and VMS 2. I have the multi track session on my computer but I do not remember the vocal sounding that harsh. I need to pull the session up and check it out.
guitarheadhunt Did you watch the video? I ran it through an EQ with the treble cranked all the way. That was not a joke!
Man, check the start of the video, man says that everything is crancked up to be harsh! You didn’t saw that Ford!!!
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