Version: v.1.1.2
Developer: Oeksound Developer
site: https://oeksound.com/plugins/soothe2/
Format: VST, VST3, AAX
Bit depth: 64bit
Tablet: Ne required
System requirements: Windows 7 +
Description: Smothering resonances module, Oeksound soothe2. Oeksound, a sound module engineer, has developed soothe2, a program that reduces unwanted full frequencies. The module does not degrade the final stable and combines sifting procedures with heuristic pursuit calculations. The software can be used with synthesizers, guitars, voices, and a wide range of other instruments.
With Oeksound soothe2, you can tune in to frequencies that will be removed from the track and adjust the sound's reach and intensity in a variety of settings. The program is able to detect the sign across the entire recurrence range and naturally eliminate unwanted MF/HF resonances, thunder, and earth in the bass. soothe2 provides controls for adjusting the handling speed, quantitatively blending prepared and spotless signs, side/chain, and mid/side area, as well as hard and delicate modes, for a more adaptable setting.
Spiff gives you the ability to "outrageously" cut or develop drifters, also known as homeless people. It looks at the approaching sign and only applies preparation to areas that contain drifter data. The remaining parts of the sign are still in their original configuration.
Soft consonants, snaps, and the "p" sound are among the applications. The Spiff transforms into a transient intensifier when the "help" mode is activated. It only needs a small design to work, but if you need to make certain changes, you can do so by changing additional boundaries.
In addition, the visual component of the module is primarily intended for straightforward control.
