Curve Equator Plugin Review: Waves’ Answer to Soothe 2?

[@SamBakn]

Finally, an authentic review. Thanks man ❤

[@perfectharmany]

Thanks for the comment. All honesty.

[@yungwoods7462]

Honest review, great content brotha

[@jbva804]

Sounds real good! I'm still on the fence... I'm rockin' smooth operator, too.

[@perfectharmany]

Smooth Operator fire. I still love it. Still in the template

[@Professor_Pat]

I like the energy.

[@perfectharmany]

Appreciate it. More videos coming soon. Let me know what you if you have any suggestions for videos.

[@laddieervin]

Thanks for your honest, straightforward review and comparison.

[@perfectharmany]

Thanks for watching.

[@angusbrown2712]

That’s Cooool Man !! Like Money in da bank

[@mikeillgaming4224]

I have both ... I've tested it on bass and so far and I like equator over soothe.. especially for $40... I can take out so much resonance to where I can hear the string vibration and it's half the latency.

[@perfectharmany]

I'll have to try that on bass. Thanks for the comment.

[@BonziRecording]

Nice review I love your style! Just a heads up, you can group the inserts and bypass them both at the same time in one click (group tracks, in Globals select Insert g tick on Bypass)

[@perfectharmany]

Thanks for the tip! 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@MISSISSIPPISNOMSP]

Salute

[@perfectharmany]

Appreciate the comment.

[@dannylightning-audio-reviews]

It is a cool plug-in, I tried it out for just dialogue, definitely makes your voice sound a little cleaner, Weeds out some of those muddy frequencies pretty well Today I figured I'd see how it works on music and seems to work pretty well once you get it dialed in there, it does say pretty cool plug-in I think this saves you from doing subtractive EQ to get rid of the bad frequencies but I think a lot of people will still want to EQ a little bit for overall sound shaping you know

[@perfectharmany]

Thanks for the comment.

[@brookston777]

Let’s go…!!!! 💪🏾

[@certifiedbeatz]

Good job, my man i have the plugin i have not used yet.. thank you

[@perfectharmany]

Thanks for the comment. Im starting to use it a tad more. Soothe still rocking tho.

[@doubleaceprod]

Phil Speiser - The Smoother + Soothe = This thing.

[@perfectharmany]

Haven't tried Phil Speiser yet. Do you use it often?

[@mikeillgaming4224]

The auto gain and limiter on equator 👍🏾

[@doubleaceprod]

@@perfectharmany Yessir! Soothe was out of my budget. It does the same thing but in a different way. But the layout looks pretty much like this waves plug-in.

[@Dor.C]

Definitely appreciate that brotha fasho

[@TCapo1185]

What’s that song tho’? 👀

[@perfectharmany]

Song I recorded a while ago. Never put it out

[@VinceJackson1]

Great Video & track family! The learn button can speed up your workflow giving you a starting point😁

[@perfectharmany]

Yeah I like the Learn button its not always accurate, but it does give a good starting point. Thanks for the comment.

[@themixuniversity]

I don't see this as anything I'd use. Gullfoss already does something similar. Soothe slaps it, besides. My opinion only. Leave it. Great review and very imformative video.

[@perfectharmany]

Thanks for the comment.

[@InaktiverUser]

on vocals should i use the waves curve equator first in vocal chain to clean up before mixing my vocal or after my vocal chain to clean up the already mixed sound?

[@perfectharmany]

You can use it either way. I like to use it after compression and eq. Once i get the sound i like from my compressor and eq I use it to touch up and catch certain frequencies that i might have missed. Or tame the top end after my eq, dynamically.

[@williamshaneblyth]

I use Reso rather than Soothe 2

[@perfectharmany]

I gotta try Reso. Thanks for the comment.

[@matttorrence2900]

Does Reso need the sidechain? I have Reso, but I dunno how to use it!

[@perfectharmany]

@@matttorrence2900 I don't have Reso. I might need to demo it.

[@tkelong3569]

Already have Ozone Advanced 11 and Soothe 2. No need to spend anymore cash on that type of plugin. Looks pretty cool though. May be an inexpensive alternative. Paid about $500 for Ozone and close to $200 for Soothe 2, so for 39$, it’s at least worth a look.

[@perfectharmany]

I feel that. I have spent wayyyy to much on plugins chasing the the new ones. Im liking some of the features on this one tho. Thanks for the comment.

[@rambo953-rv6gl]

you sound like dj khaled when u say am back is perfect harmonyv with another video!! overall good video bruh next time put it on auto apply u get a better result than hit apply

[@perfectharmany]

😂.....Another One! Thanks for the comment.

[@TimDolbear]

What a stupid ad campaign; "You won't need to EQ anymore" EQ is have technical and half Artist, We don't need AI plugs to do what we want to do. We need it to do the chors we don't want to deal with.

[@perfectharmany]

😂 Good point. Thanks for the comment. Looking forward to reading your comments in the future.

[@ibritemple]

From what I see and hear izotope work better

[@perfectharmany]

Izotope is nice, your point is very valid. Thanks for the comment.

[@therearenoruleshere]

I get Ozone Advanced and their other plugs for free every year, I already own Soothe, Smart EQ, and Gullfoss. Waves copied 5 other brands and put them all into one. That company is desperate af. 😂

[@perfectharmany]

Not a bad point. Thanks for the comment.

[@mygoogle1525]

The problem with this company is the company itself

[@perfectharmany]

Thanks for the comment.