Spectral Stretching

[@harrymoschops]

I like the scientific approach taken in this video, and the idea was presented very well

[@mostrino]

thank you!

[@danji9485]

Absolutely awesome video, there's not enough content really going in depth into these kinds of topics.

[@mostrino]

so happy to hear you liked it, really hope I can help fill that gap

[@Kaid_Studios]

Definitely going to try some of this stuff out. I've been down the spectral rabbit hole so this is right up my alley. I've been using noise samples to generate spectral profiles : By using static/white noise as a profile you can denoise a sample in edison but output only the noise; this way you only output the frequencies that overlap with the noise profile. I've gotten some really gnarly sounds using this method with different noise-profiles of white/pink noise samples. Neat part is you can keep reiterating over the same generated noise to keep generating different variations. Now I have more ways to mangle my sounds!

[@skriptico]

nice video and u got a fantastic nickname. its how i call my son "little monster" a l'italienne. subbed!!

[@mostrino]

thanks! that's actually how I got my name too, my dad gave me that nickname when I was a kid and I just stuck with it :)

[@Vandueren5]

The pre-ringing is justy how FFTs work; the more detail you want in the frequency domain (FFT size) the less you get in the time-domain. You could do some clever stuff like gate the high FFT with the low FFT, but it wouldn't be more precise. I would try doing only one of the filters, then creating the other "stem" by just phase inverting and subtracting from the original. But I don't know how having that tonal but antiphase ringing end up after doing the transient favourable stretching on it.

[@grpm1lk]

This is so detailed and educational! If you ever do another video like this, I’ll be here for it

[@mostrino]

thank you!! my next upload is just gonna be a track of mine, but I've got something planned for the upload after that that I hope will be as interesting and in-depth as this one update: decided to push that upload a bit further down the queue, I'll probably upload more music/mixes first, but i still do plan on finishing that video! just a bit further down the line

[@WangleLine]

Extremely well-made and useful video

[@mostrino]

@@WangleLine thank you!

[@zonashi8645]

Bro spilling the beans on the complex sound design methods. Ai won’t be able to compete🫡

[@raztekz]

awesome video!!

[@mostrino]

thank you!!

[@ethangregorymusic]

Wow you're great! Hope the algorithm keeps boosting you!

[@mostrino]

thank you!!

[@VincentZauhar]

Very interesting! Good stuff, thanks for making this. Cheers!

[@therandomguyofficial]

🔥

[@akvmamusic]

great video! u hit every point and i love the practicality of this demonstration

[@mostrino]

thank you!!!

[@lofilullaby1228]

so cooool! thx

[@marcusp2885]

Love the video! Definitely using this plugin a little in my parallel chains. Could you do one on the blood magic of PaulXStretch? I have asked multiple university professors and they have no idea.

[@mostrino]

@@marcusp2885 thank you!! I'll take a look at PaulXStretch and maybe do a video on it!

[@RogueBeatsARG]

Pre Ring kinda cool, i remember getting old Reggaeton loops that had pre ring on them because of being from the 2000s and sounded cool, this tech is is incredible by the way, i hope we get vsts that can do this

[@mostrino]

the plugin is available as a VST3 by the way, so you can use it in any daw that supports vst3s!!

[@makwill7719]

insane

[@deltarose7277]

Beeg video

[@cloud_frost]

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