Im here in 2024. Still relevent.

Very nice. I'm glad someone is finally talking more about subharmonics. I think there's huge potential there

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Nova is my favorite plug-in of all time.

I can’t express how good Ultrasonic is. My last two mixes have it between every single non linear plugin in the mix. When you see how much inaudible high frequency build up there is, you start to realize that this is the entire reason it’s so difficult to get a really smooth silky high end on your mix. With this thing in it opens up everything in a way that sounds super smooth and natural. Your effects sound more open and natural and you can push the highs a more without being harsh.

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I'm learning Infrasonic watching this video and I've notices that there's a GUI difference. There is no Dectection/Filtered Energy Factor in the right-click sub-menu. Not it is at right side of those little harmonics red buttons and it's called "energy". Really cool!

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only 69 likes :D, such a killer track.

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Wow, @ 9:50 that clipper sounds incredible.

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I like TDR plugins its like they built warmth into each of them

You guys are God. ❤🎉🎉🎉

This makes perfect sense so thanks for this - really helped.

I wish I'd known about this 8 years ago

Narrated by Dan Worrall?

OMG is that Dan Worrall?

my favorite mastering compressor

TDR is Ace and so sciencey. But I do miss my Waves Console Cartoons. Seriously though, addressing oversampling and inter-modulation issues definitely helps with ATMOS and ambisonic mixing. Essential kit this. Thank you Dan.

can this be used as a glue compressor?

These videos are like Ambien to me

Great video! I never knew compression use was so wide ranging and complex. It will take me the next 20 years to learn it this fluently haha.

Arbiter has 3 bands, not only 1. Very good plugins.

Does Prism show Crest factor?

i forgot tdr is a label i was like why is the music soo good in this demo

This is a game-changer! Thanks for this video and amazing plugins!

Whos Dan Worrall never heard of this chap.

Annoying background music is distracting

Tokyo Dan Worrall by Dawn Labs; Quintessence of perfect synergy!

So the HF limiter in relative mode is basically like a high shelf in Arbiter.

this one video made me second guess every mixing decision I've made in my life. :D

Tokyo DanW Records. :) The quality of plugins meets the quality of presentations.

Plugin reviews that are actually audio engineering tutorials. Just the best kind of audio content on youtube

hey guys you are making brilliant plugins .. please add donate button on the your website ....so we can also show some love to you guys..

Beautiful GUI. Amazing work and intuitive! Congratulations!!!

Doesn't it make more sense to put ultrasonic before each nonlinear process instead of after? Reason being, if you have ultrasonic content and don't want it to intermodulate with the audible band then doesn't it make sense to filter it out before that process occurs? I understand that most signals, prior to being distorted, don't have high levels of ultrasonic frequencies but it seems like one could get the utmost clarity by filtering first anyway.

Hard to hear the voice..the music so loud.

Finally, now I know what these do and don't do! Thanks Dan (and TDR of course)!

I want solo and steep filters, and I'd use this as my go to track EQ even. Well, a knob for serial/parallel operation would truly round it off. It would become a literal must have for every plugin user on the planet with those feature (imho). The thing is, I adore this console style of EQ plugin where all band knobs are visible at once. But I can't find one that can do what Pro Q3 can, even in say a much smaller 5 band version. Ok, it's parallel, but I have Nova GE for that and dynamics are optional, so.....I love Pro Q 3 and always go back to it, but I struggle ergonomically with it to this day because of the "find the band to see the knobs" approach and the amount of times it has auto created the wrong filter. Not showstoppers, but just slows workflow for me and hence I keep trying to find an EQ like this. Empirical Big Freq was close, but no auto gain. No way. Please someone, release a plugin like this, but with filter slopes up to *at least* 48 and a solo function, and of course, the auto gain which is something that every EQ plugin should have and a big UP to TDR for that feature as they realise how important it is themselves.

The speaker needs a deesser urgently and NOT blah blah blah all the time. Once you want to dial in the guys essing kicks into your ear.

Is it possible to read the note tone on Prism? I could see the frequency on the cursor but we can't see any note reference unless we can remember all of them by frequencies... BTW, I am definitely NOT complaining...

That's fantastic. I put off watching this for a while, since it's a little over 40 minutes, but the Prism tutorial is great. I typically have issues identifying a bell sound I get from my acoustic guitar, since I play in different open tunings for just about every song. This should really be quite useful for helping to zero in on that and other significant tones I'm looking to locate. Many thanks.

Question. All those sub frequencies below 10-20 Hz that shows up on every freq graph? Are they the result of graphing errors or do they actually exist and hog up bandwidth + muddy the audio?

Amazing

I'm allways wondering, why I can't hear the slightest difference between compressed and not compressed. Without this ability it is neither usefull nor comprehensible, what to do anyway. Might it be possible, that such things are only for high professional producers with supersonic ears?

dear Dan! t h a n k s v e r y m u c h! you're my hero a l w a y s !!!

Just bought Arbiter, it is a hidden gem! I'm using it to remove nasal or boxy content from vocal recordings with a dynamic mike - just perfect. Thank you TDR for creating such a great tool and also Dan for stirring me into the right direction! +++1

Esse EQ é simplesmente maravilhoso,

I thought buying the sonible suite would save me time, and let me just make music 🎶? Its just not flexible enough to get the specific tonality expressed for me. I found logic stock compression, saturation, eqs just as relevant with Sonible unfortunately. But, now Kiive was intoxicating me, and IK medias suite as well, then I said hell with it, I'll just get Fab Filters package... Then Dan pops up, and clearly cleans the floor with them all, even Fab... I prefer the sound of this frequency articulator... Thanks To Tokyo Dawn, and Dan Worell, sincery a muscial frequency Monglot. 😂 ~ Inertia