Mixing with pink, brown and white noise eq curves - Ayaic Ceilings of Sound Pro

[@audiotoolshed]

The Ayaic Ceilings Of Sound Pro plugin is a Linear Phase Eq Plugin with a twist. Ceilings of Sound Pro uses white, brown and pink noise linear phase eq curves to contantly ''measure'' adjustments made to the eq to achieve on optimal sound. In this review I'll go over the very special way this plugin handles eq. Check Ayaic out here: facebook.com/AyaicSoftware www.ayaicinc.com/

[@djvoid1]

It doesn't add latency... doesn't linear phase always add latency?

[@AturaxAudio]

What a concept. Very tempted to get this. Great stuff as always mate!

[@audiotoolshed]

Thanks mate! The plugin maker says the plugin ideal for unlimited sound sculpting. Totally up your alley!

[@kazvtuber]

this is one of your best videos

[@djvoid1]

I'm glad that someone else is having a go at explaining this thing. I've watched Menno talk about it on the channel and there's still a heap that's completely baffling about it (such as the elbow points... why do you put them at certain frequencies? Why do you change from one noise profile to another at certain elbow points? To what extent do you maintain the shape of the sound and to what extent do you conform it to a noise profile (which I guess means do you use fewer or more elbow points and why)? I'm still completely baffled by the practicalities of using it after demoing

[@audiotoolshed]

It is overly complicated. Even that new Ayaic video is hard to follow.

[@TeramazeBand]

great plg in but yeh Menno explains it in a completly useless way, its like theres 80% of infomation missing when he talks.

[@danielkisel5661]

Wow I'm going to check this eq out, thanks!

[@audiotoolshed]

Hey Daniel, thanks! It has a few very interesting features! Let me know what you think of it :-)

[@zazyczech]

Very interesting concept but: pro q already does that with pink and brown mode And second, unfortunately Monolith and cos pro are buggy and have a lot of latency.

[@urban-gecko]

hi, thanks for your video, I work with a nylon string guitar, classic and flamenca style and I look for reference curves, so you never had that,or do a tutorial, thanks a lot

[@audiotoolshed]

Acoustic guitar would be your best bet.

[@sokoleski]

Exxelent as allways... Would be interesting to see how it handles on a master 🤔

[@audiotoolshed]

My personal experience is that it can work really well. In my 2nd video on the plugin i also show ho to use it on teh masterbus while referencing a pink noise ceiling: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHXCp4uDn5iji7M

[@5ammy13]

Seems more useful on a mix bus rather than individual channels right? 😁

[@audiotoolshed]

Wel the number of prestes included suggest that Ayaic thinks otherwise ;-)

[@papa.alfredo]

Danke schön!

[@audiotoolshed]

Gern gesehen!

[@mainsailsound983]

hey man. Curious if you ever still use this in 2023.

[@audiotoolshed]

Not really.

[@ThalamusGhipopotamus]

Voxengo Curveeq

[@audiotoolshed]

yes!

[@dedaluz100]

Only for ilok dongle, no pc authorization with ilok manager... It is a choice that I don't understand and that won't make me try or buy the product. Goodbye

[@audiotoolshed]

I would try just to check it out, but each to their own!!! cheers!

[@KYTHERAOfficial]

What is the problem with iLok?