Chris and Jody get a sneak preview look at Neutron by iZotope. We break down the modules involved in the new version and explain the nitty gritty of how this very modern channel strip can help your mixing. Very flexible and tons of permutations mean you have the means to really dial in a mix. Mix like a star, a Neutron Star! It’s also not unlikely that there will be some nonsense discussed.
How To Use Your DAW Like A Console: 3 Pro Bits for Channel Strips vs Individual Plugins
Chris and Jody dive into the fray of Channel Strips vs Individual Plugins. What are the differences? What are the components that make up a channel strip? Who makes the popular emulations and the virtual modern ones? Are there pros to using channel strips and what are the cons of them? It’s a good look into the workflow of treating your DAW like a console.
What are Impulse Responses, How to Use Them, and What is the Best Software for Implementing IRs in a mix?
Chris and Jody take in a listener’s request to talk about IRs. Those pesky things known as Impulse Responses. What is an impulse response? Why would we want to use one or more of them? How do we use them? Who makes them? All of this and more gets unpacked in this episode. Plus our Friday Finds. It’s also not unlikely that there will be some nonsense discussed.
How to Get the Most Out of the iZotope NeoVerb: Quick Tip and Trick with the Reverb Assistant
A little UI review, a dash of uses, a pinch of what makes it unique, and a whole lot of nerd, equals a quick look into NeoVerb reverb from iZotope. In this tip, I show you how I used the Reverb Assistant to get me a great spacial sound on guitars for a track where I was under a deadline for a TV show.