Make Your Mix 10% Better in 10 MINUTES? -- GULLFOSS PLUGIN 

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True, but definitely not the most convenient method. It's not really a big deal to begin with. I was just searching for something to complain about ;)

@@DaveOteroTube Hehe I agree

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@@DaveOteroTube 😂😂😂 Love your videos, sir! In the short time I've been a subscriber, I've learned more than I learned the previous 5 years. Just awesome!

@@prometheusfallen That's awesome to hear! I've got a few more coming out soon 👍🤘

She's the best! Thanks for watching!

Thank you!

I think I've used Gullfoss on every project I've touched in the last year, including Death Atlas. Amazing plugin.

it exist years ago. check out melda production's Msprectraldynamic

@@adisatrio3871 yeah, spectral compressors have existed before, and in fact the thing gulfoss brings to the table is not QUITE that, there's a whole bunch of psycho-acoustic stuff, and… like… masking different sounds, unmasking them-stuff where it hides phase changes in the shadows of other frequencies, and i don't even understand most of it

@@sleepCircle Yeah, That's right. I've been learning and researching about the implementation of spectral dynamic processor for a few years now, and what you said is true. It's actually the same thing but using some parameter that comes from probably machine learning to help it decide what to do and some hardcoded psychoacoustic algortihm that maybe close to Fletcher Munson curve and some type of noises to reference by machine learning and help any audio that passes through to sound better/pleasant. and from that, they sliced it down to multiple variables that to let users decide what treatment that match their need/preference. Those variables become the recover, tame, bias, boost etc. with a white line in the bottom and left side as visual feedback of balance. Pretty cool stuff. I just wish it offers multiband feature to isolate different area in the same unit. the current low and high bypass bar only allow to isolate 1 frequency range. It's good enough, but would have been even more awesome if it provides more band with minum phase problem.

​@@adisatrio3871 patents.google.com/patent/EP1280138A1/en here's the patent if you'd like to read it

Thanks for the sub. Gullfoss does indeed rule!

Rafael Graterol yeah but $200 is steep. Not even Serum is that much

@@Eagles4life221 not cheap indeed, but worth it. You might argue there weremore manhours and R&D involved in the machine learning algorithm of Gulffoss hence the steep price. Not undermining Serum, but they are just very different.

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Awesome. Yes it is!

She's the best!

@@DaveOteroTube dogs are always the best people! 😊

It is a cool idea, but I'm not sure I'd like to critique other people's work in a public space like that. 👍

@@DaveOteroTube ah. Fair point. Particularly, when the metal community is pretty closely knit and some of those cats may be friends. Hmmmm... How about other genres? I'm just spit-balling here. Lol. You're proficient in your views and explanations, and it would be awesome to see more folks digging it.

All the Fabfilter tools, especially Pro-Q3, are exceptionally well designed and sound amazing. Check those out for sure.

Sonible smart eq 3 and smart comp. I personally think sonible eq3 works better than neutron but they both can help you learn. I just think smart eq gets you closer to where you want to be

KHEMMIS! 🤘🤘

It would probably help with your harshness, but also affect the overall shape of the sound much more than twos. That might be good or bad depending on where you're at. I do use it on individual sources sometimes, but it's pretty much always on the mix bus.

@@DaveOteroTube I'll try to focus only at the harsh area with the high/low pass filters see how it'll sound.Thank you!The new Cattle sound's fantastic btw

It was awesome. Great service and great people.

It's subtle for sure, but mixing is a game of inches not miles. Thanks for watching.

Definitely the star here...

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@@DaveOteroTube Ha, ha ... I'll comment with a quote from 'B-Diz:' "... whatever."