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this article features sound examples of a lot of comercial VSTs: https://www.puremix.net/blog/getting-wide-mixes.html clearly there is no Linux plugin that can do those things so naturaly. k-stereo sounds best to me, btw. there is even a free version: http://dallashodgson.info/articles/OpenAmbienceP...

It's trial and error for me to try and get a decent sound well, that's how it works lol. watch famous mixing engeniers on youtube. that's just how you get the sound you want. Perhaps some of the more proficient producers on the forum should offer their services for hire :) After getting real drums ...

MVerb is on vocals, piano, claps, pandeiros and even that crazy electronic bridge. that ambience synth, which has no reverb aplied at all, asked for it. there is Harrison GVerb on other stuff like the snare and guitar I found a 64bit version - "Mverb 2020" at SocaLabs. Seems quite nice. I'm still p...

Pivot (EQ), LSP has mid/side processors btw I can't get my head around some of those LSP plugins! They seem quite complicated to me. I suppose once you learn how they work then it's no longer an issue. they have a lot of very specialized stuff. the good thing is that they have almost everything you...

I don't think widening should be overused. I used it on this training mix, because those ambience synth/piano tracks came in stereo and restricted my panning space for all the rest, so in the end I widend on the master and kind of took that ambience out of the speakers to let the rest breath more: h...

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Sat Jul 25, 2020 5:00 pm

Pivot (EQ),

LSP has mid/side processors btw

normaly I agree that there is no need to use windows VSTs, but there isn't anything comparable to Ozone out there. Ozone is actualy the only WIN VST I use

I googled a lot, noone seam to be able to make it work. some guy said he managed to get all license relevant info into wine's registry and the software would still ask for autentication. I suspect that iZotope software is hard-coded to avoid making this work in wine, probably because of DRM shit. th...

Does this realy work? I imagine blindly copying EQs of a reference beeing complicated if instruments/voices don't match. Sure if you feed in Meshuggah and ask it sound like Dire Straits, results won't be optimal :-) well, you can construct a less dramatic example: you are a Dire Straits cover band ...

Does this realy work? I imagine blindly copying EQs of a reference beeing complicated if instruments/voices don't match.

Airwindows DEV gives some tips about his plugin in post 5 here https://www.gearslutz.com/board/product ... u-vst.html

Maybe you're interested in this, too: http://marzen.de/Holger/stereo_width/ Interesting, thanks. I'm spending more time on chasing this "enhancement" to the master than actually working on the music! I do enjoy all the fiddling about though :D So I put my new Ozone Elements into the test: "width" s...

Edit: @Capoeira Just out of interest, as you ears no doubt work better than mine, would you mind posting the settings you use for "Stereo Width"? I I had to learn this yet, too. I had a few listens on centered mono sources and wide stereo sources. "Stereo Width" does nothing to mono (yea, the name ...

Any update on autenticating Izotope products?

I've just tried airwindows Wider, seems promising, thanks for that. I'm currently using Venomode Pivot (Linux VST) and that's sounding pretty good. I'm not sure that's strictly a widener but it's giving me the desired effect. right now I am comparing Fons Adriaensen's (Zita?) Stereo Width plugin to...