Audio Plugin Testing
Hi, and welcome to something I hope is helpful to you — some simple testing of audio plugins which you can use for comparing, or just to find out more about each one. Plus some things to help with your recording and mixing!
Cool for your music
Hi, and welcome to something I hope is helpful to you — some simple testing of audio plugins which you can use for comparing, or just to find out more about each one. Plus some things to help with your recording and mixing!
Here are some creative ways to use reverb which are easy to set up. If you are a beginner you may not know some of the terms in here, like “aux” and “early reflections”. That is cool and learning is cool—just go ahead and read through and be motivated to figure things out!
The interface is pretty straightforward but you have to pay real attention to the controls, there are a lot of (non-intuitive) things going on.
You can’ t sit in front of this and not imagine you are in a 1950s sic-fi movie, flying across space in some rocket ship. Well, maybe you can but that is the vibe I alway get when I start turning the knobs.
There are times we want a vocal to sound more “airy”. Usually we reach for an EQ or multi-band compressor. But the “Whispering Delay” method is more selective and offers greater control in how much “airiness” we add and where it occurs in relation to the signal.
The Unisum Mastering Compressor from Tone Projects might amaze you. Perhaps. Probably maybe.
I was really curious about what was happening to the “tone” when in Re-Mic mode. So here are some frequency charts for different settings in the UAD Sound City Studio plugin.
Continuing from part one, where I was really curious about what was happening to the “tone” when in Re-Mic mode of the UAD Sound City Studio plugin.