Introduction to Spectre by Dan Worrall
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- Опубліковано 1 сер 2024
- More info: www.wavesfactory.com/spectre
Spectre is a sound-shaping tool that combines the best features of a boosting parametric equaliser coupled with a multi-band exciter.
Spectre enables the user to introduce harmonic content from a variety of algorithms based on classic recording hardware.
Adjust any of the five bands to add the audio process to just one or up to five bands, with adjustable Q the effect can go from broad to razor sharp.
Spectre can be used on individual tracks, sub-mixes, the entire mix and is ideal for mastering.
I buy everything that Dan Worrall presents. He is David Attenborough of the music industry.
so true!
love waking up and watching a tut from him, they gene spliced bob ross and david attenborough
For real. He could do a video on some Waves V9 plugs that I've used a million times and I'd be like "ohhhhh wowwwwwww" lmao
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@Frederick Shawn Instablaster :)
3 years later... thou shalt not forget just how great this plugin is.
Absolutely lovely plugin. Seemed a bit superfluous in a sea of saturation plugins, but this is so immediate, so flexible, and so musical that it now finds its way onto nearly all of my mix channels. So great for slotting sounds right in where they belong. Thanks a million, Wavesfactory!
Spectre can turn a pure low-end sine wave into a great sub bass that can be heard even on wimpy sound speakers. Voxengo SPAN and Melda's oscillascope readings show it's got a good sonic structure in addition to sounding nice as well. It's too easy!! 😎
A marvelous piece of software. I picked it up after watching this video awhile back.
Brilliant idea to use it on a send return. Might sound pretty good on a reverb return too.........
i just helped the Dan Worrall Foundation by purchasing the plugin! lol :))
it's easy to use, has a great sound and GUI btw.
I see a Dan worrall video I hit the download button
Best "new" plugin Ive seen in a looooooong time. No snake oil here. Very usable in any style mix. Game changer in adding that extra 10% we all ponder about when mostly or fully mixing in the box. Sortve like discovering ranch dressing when all youve known before is ketchup, mayo, hot sauce, & mustard. Endless possibilities lol.
yeah honestly this looks so powerful for shaping a mix just the way you want. a little too little in the lower mids? slap this baby on the instrument bus and crank it. looks so damn useful I just might have to blast money on it.
Still one of the best plugins ever made
Superb job as always Dan!
Absolutely excellent introduction to Spectre Dan. Thank you.
I glad Dan doesn't endorse boats
lol. almost spit my tea.
LOL!!!😂😂
LMAO!!!
😂
Beautiful and Useful tool. White Sea Studio did an inspiring review of your plugin. Glad to have this one. 💪😎Thanks
REALLY stretched my understanding of what this can do (already own it). Thank you!
With enough saturation plugins of all sorts, I decided to adopt the idea behind Spectre using what I already have.
I am thinking a dry channel, with a parallel one with an EQ and a distortion, then a Utility audio effect (as I work in Ableton) in case I need the left/right split. It is clumsy, but can actually work. The magic of plugins like Spectre is they save time and streamline the workflow.
Excellent demonstration Dan, nice one 😀👍
One of my absolute favorite plugins.
easily the best plugin out there
Amazing plugin!!!
well this plugin looks absolutely boss
This video is a gem!
When I hear Dan Worrall... I think of fab filter plugins 👀
Amazing!
I love this plugin.
I would have loved seen how it behaves on a sine wave or any other relevant test signal to see the harmonics, like you did for the fab flter saturn video :P
U can hear it lol D
Yep, would have been helpful. If you download the trial it's easy enough to see harmonics in Plugin Doctor. This is a quality plugin that is on par with Saturn and may be easier to use and therefore more useful.
@@alexbreyer6921 Saturn is fucking sweet but Spectre is a whole new beast. It stays on all my master chains because it really is the sweetest, and most fun, distortion I have touched.
I use the hell out of this… love it
This is the first time i've bought a plugin before I even finish watching the video
When i Hear Dan's voice on a vst , i buy it. End of discussion.
Thank you :)
Dan Worrall teaches something unexpected every damn time.
Love!
I need to look at this plug-in again...
Dan is second to none
Unless he gets the 3rd Dan
Impressive
Would love an update on this plugin. I'm struggling to get the Clean setting to null with Pro-Q3 :) I think it has something to do with a parallel internal routing that I'm not doing on the test channel. I can't believe this style of plugin hasn't caught on yet. The competitors still look like vintage four space multiband compressors. The parametric weighting filter feeding a processor workflow is absolutely brilliant.
Dan Worral is the goat
I mistakenly made the GUI 200% bigger and couldn't see the paramaters on the bottom anymore or change it back. For anyone trying to figure out how to fix this without uninstalling on Ableton. Simply change the name of the vst then change it back to the original name. It reset back to the default view and fixed my issue without needing to close the program or reinstall Spectre.
thoughts on this vs fabfilter saturn? any point in getting both?
Amazing plugin despite white background. Bought it and can only hope that will be removed. Sounds beautiful
wonder what Dan's thoughts are on it now 4 years later. Dan do you still use it ?
Does anybody know any other plugins from other companies that do a similar thing? Or what stock plugins would do this?
There are none that I have found that do the de-emphasis thing.
It must be good if they called Dan
Seems like it sits more on the Saturn shelf, rather than q2?
Difference between this and fab Saturn 2?
i need that snare it sounds cool, where can i find it?
hi there, try recording the youtube sound to a wave file, and see if you find a clean drum hit without any other noise going on. No voice talking. and put it into your DAW or add it to one of the DAWs samplers.
The snare is from a Roland TR-808 originally. The sound won't be hard to find.
you probably shouldn't follow the first guy's advice, it's bad practice. There's probably a 0.1% chance that could cause you copyright issues if you keep it, and I don't want to get into the habit of stealing potentially legally questionable samples. :P
@@paulthomasbutterfield8619 i don't mix audio that's 128 kbps
Are u guys using it only as mastering plugin? Or on the single instruments too?
Why should I buy this if I already have an eq plugin and a saturation plugin?
5:42 He boosts with a low shelf than says, "This provides very hard clipping which can quickly get nasty if pushed too hard, but can act like a super fast limiter when used carefully." I'm struggling to fully understand how it's acting as a limiter. Could anybody explain please?
it’s precisely adding saturation type that simulates the distortion that would occur when pushing into fast limiters since low end usually triggers the limiter, which gives it that crunchiness tastefully
@@bemay8010 Thank you for your response. Much appreciated!
This is the same guy that appears in FabFilter plugins.
Fuking Great Plugin!!!!!
just take my money
I would want a Mixknob for each band. That would be awesome and it would make your baby a no brainer you can not get past. Then I would sell Saturn ... :) I'm also looking forward to "Cassette"!?! Keep it up...
You could run multiple instances to get mix knobs for different bands.
can someone give me a good reason why i need this when i already own Saturn and a multitude of saturation plugins? just so i can justify buying this. 😊
Spectre is totally different to all your other distortion plugins.
Spectre sounds great.
You can't have too many saturation / distortion plugins.
There, that's three reasons :)
@@DanWorrall haha well thanks, that's 3 reasons i had already come up with, but if you say the same thing, i cant be all wrong :)
seriously, i was gonna buy the first version just because i love trackspacer so much, the heavily requested sat-per-band is something i really missed, and now that's what's probably gonna push me over the edge
@@DanWorrall just an update, i have purchased Spectre and love it! Very useful on lots of stuff, best application so far: opening up a snare that sounded way too dark. Spectre did that beautifully, very dfferent results than I could have achieved with eq and "broadband saturation". 👌
@@DanWorrallok well I better stop waffling around and get it.😆
Wake and bake and make a plugin demo
Why does Waves split their plugins in two brands? Their Wavesfactory stuff pricing should be adapted to their main line imo
Spectre is such a beeeeaast!!!