If it does something, for example when I put it into HARD-mode on very hefty vocals, it seems to muffle the sound instead of cleaning it up. Workflow tools and software instruments included with Creator and Creator+ plans. I prefer recording good tracks and combing/replaying whenever I can, and I prefer to clean stuff up by hand because I have no control over what an automatic plugin does - maybe my stuff is already 90% "there" and the plugin can't find much to do? What is a use case that I should try to witness the plugins true power? I'd say I have decent gear and okay ears, but I rarely hear a difference with the stuff that I mix. Have you had similar experiences? Or is this a bug with a fix? (Win10, Studio One) - Free Torrent source for VST Plugin, Audio Sample, Library, Preset, DAW, and Audio Software since 2015. The attack and release speed of the volume reduction can be controlled, as well as the depth, sharpness, selectivity, soft knee, hard knee, overall balance, sidechain, and the stereo width. Seriously, my RYZEN Octacore goes from 40% to 75% on a medium-heavy project. Soothe2 only applies volume enhancements where needed without affecting the rest of the sound source. Therefore, I am hoping for you enlightening input. But I am no expert, so maybe I am missing something. Instead of stealing from ooeksound, you can demo DSEQ for free and pay a very reasonable EUR 79 for the full version. Moreover, it’s certainly nice to have an affordable, working alternative to a hyped, sought-after plug-in like soothe whose EUR 199 price is certainly an investment. However, I downloaded the trial version and I am feeling kinda "meh" about it. TBProAudio DSEQ: An affordable alternative. I did some research on the internet and everybody seems to LOVE this tool. Over at the tech-thread, a user recommended I give SOOTHE 2 a try to deal with my harsh rock vocals.
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