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Post by jaba on Apr 29, 2023 12:32:09 GMT -6
I've only used Soothe2 briefly but find a dynamic EQ ususally does the trick. Any one have experience with the TDR DeEdger? Curious if it brings something else to the table. I always assumed it only focused on mids and highs but the frequency goes down to 50Hz so seems it's more versatile than I thought. TDR ohlhorst DeEdger is the shit. Once you hear what it does, you will use it all the time. It is better than soothe imo. Less of a special effect. Well not a special effect at all. The prob with soothe is when you set it to do anything real, it turns into the digital effect flavor of the month on vocals and overheads to the point where they need soothe live for whack rappers and pop stars just like they need autotune live Yeah I'm going to have to pick this up. There's nothing from TDR that I don't use regularly. Can I assume from its frequency knob that it deals with most of the spectrum? The name always seem to imply that it just focuses on higher end harshness so if it's much more versatile, I'm in. |
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Post by jaba on Apr 29, 2023 12:34:23 GMT -6
I do. Stabilizer is pretty awesome. Thanks! I was hoping you wouldn't say that, hah! But I've now heard this 3 times in a row. Voxengo TEOTE is very good too but isn't meant for suppressing reosnances. Besides smoothing or rebalancing the full-spectrum it can add a subtle control with musical motion while restricted to the midrange. The crossovers are well-designed with extremely low phase shift and the band count control is really powerful. And it's easy to bias towards reducing harsh frequencies, just in a different way. For example om vocals, try the "apply to" mode to focus on the 2 - 8k range and set the dip frequency to the harshest area. Then fine tune with the Slope and FX amount controls. I've grown to really like TEOTE. True, not for resonances but used lightly it does nice things. I pretty never use it to boost though, and oversampling x8 really opens it up compared to the default setting. |
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