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I agree! It's waveshaping but with access to thousands of individual bins that could be altered independently of one another since they've been mapped. So, like you said, it's spectral waveshaping but with access to the entire signal and the ability to introduce changes at any point in the track and in any manner (instead of the static processing of a typical waveshaping plugin).

@ if you wanted to see controls for this, what would it look like?

Probably just an FFT editor like RX but rearranged by time and amplitude!

Thank you for sharing your thoughts on this!

Yes it would be much better. How i know what plugin does if i dont hear it. Also why people would want ro watch these shorts if everytime they dont get to hear the sound and they dont feel satisfied. I felt personally that i waited for the sound and it never came. Now im disapointed. Everytime im disapointed in these shorts. Show the audio before and after the plugins in these shorts. It wil l create more value to these. Now the value is low cause people are unsatisfied. Thankyou for listening and great content in long videos🎇

RX and MDynamics MB are great suggestions, and they definitely offer the kind of frequency/amplitude visualization that could be great for this. Thanks for pointing that out!

You're very welcome!

Thanks for watching :)

Super interesting, will definitely look into this!

With the definition of tri stereo being left lfo starting phase -2pi/3 center lfo starting phase 0 and right lfo starting phase 2pi/3

​@@dilemmacubing great question! For tri-stereo phasing, there aren’t many free plugins specifically designed with that exact LFO phase arrangement, but there are a couple of ways to achieve something similar using free tools in Reaper: You might have luck with some native plugins, such as ReaEQ or ReaDelay, combined with automation to set the phase offsets manually. You could also use a stereo phaser plugin and automate the phase shift for each channel. It won’t be as straightforward as a dedicated tri-stereo plugin, but with a little setup, it could get you close to the effect you're aiming for? Alternatively, you might want to look into MeldaProduction’s MFreeFXBundle (free version) which has a versatile phaser that could give you the flexibility to adjust phase for different channels. I'll also link a few great paid tri-stereo chorus plugins below too! Hopefully, that helps point you in the right direction! store.eventideaudio.com/products/tricerachorus?srsltid=AfmBOoqgLXYElBKFB4NbgNCokhoNBhjnW8XZUnOelGP5aSpT1UEJq3M9 www.uaudio.fr/uad-plugins/delay-modulation/dytronics-tri-stereo-chorus.html

You’re on the right track with the idea of duplicating the source track and using it as a dedicated sidechain source. By doing this, you can indeed use it as a "ghost" sidechain signal, which allows you to shape the compression without affecting the main output. This method would prevent the need for a secondary EQ after the compressor since the duplicated track (with no output) can serve as the trigger without altering the final sound. The key is making sure that the sidechain source (the duplicate track) is effectively controlling the compressor’s action, without influencing the audible mix. This way, you’re using it purely for its dynamic control while keeping the original signal intact. No need to apologize, thanks for watching!

Absolutely, mapping FFT editing like that would be a great feature to explore. Filtering predictable noise is one thing, but dealing with subtle, random sounds definitely requires more advanced techniques. Appreciate the input!

I do this too 🙋‍♂️😂

So happy you're enjoying them, thanks for commenting!