What PLUGINS do I ACTUALLY USE?
Вставка
- Опубліковано 5 чер 2024
- Links (affiliate when possible)
Elysia Alpha: bit.ly/40nH7cG
Focusrite FAST: bit.ly/3UU6zVK
Melda Production: bit.ly/3AlcOZf
Melodyne: bit.ly/3KQuEbK
Fabfilter: bit.ly/41pq5vM
Sonible: bit.ly/40pQDf2
SplitEQ: bit.ly/41Et0RL
SSL: bit.ly/40qI6ZF
Subkick Hitshaper: bit.ly/41G0P4i
iZotope: bit.ly/40tKEpI
Flux: bit.ly/3GYRj4n
Austrian Audio OC818
thmn.to/thoprod/467339?offid=...
► MIXING & MASTERING: whiteseastudio.com/
►THOMANN AFFILIATE: whiteseastudio.com/thomann
►SWEETWATER AFFILIATE: whiteseastudio.com/sweetwater
►PLUGIN BOUTIQUE AFFILIATE: whiteseastudio.com/boutique
►Become a member: / @whiteseastudio
INDEX:
00:00 Intro
00:41 I don't like subscriptions
02:37 The system
03:16 Creme RC
03:47 Elysia Alpha
04:20 FAST
05:07 Melda Productions
05:33 My Favourite Melda plugin
05:50 Pitch Correction
06:43 Polar Designer
06:50 OC 818 Review
07:18 My most important plugins
08:00 A.I plugins
09:07 SplitEQ
09:59 SSL
10:44 Alternative Subkick
11:06 Stereo Creator
11:24 True Level, making sure that everything is loud enough
11:35 My standard masterbus limiter
11:46 Keeping productions in balance
12:21 Vocal Doubler
12:45 Fix everything toolbox
13:55 Flux Analyzer
14:28 This is it! - Навчання та стиль
![ПОЛНАЯ ИСТОРИЯ ЭКЗОРЦИЗМА [Топ Сикрет]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/qBySr6Bt0B8/mqdefault.jpg)
Yes, please do that, two mixing sessions, first with plugins and then with hardware and finally a comparison. I really like the content of your work on UA-cam, thank you.
And do the plugins justice. I know you're biased towards hardware but I've actually heard mixes and masters that get really really really close to hardware. It's usually that 3D effect that's more defined in the analog gear that I've yet to hear software match.
@@Bronwyn031 You're right, there is a slight difference for the better with the hardware but still enough for me to opt for a hybrid system. I do my mixes on the box with plugins and then master them with analog gear. The end result is wonderful.
@@Bronwyn031 i hope they do the plugins justice too i often see people just not know how to use the plugins very well
Exactly what I was thinking!
The problem with the subscription model is that it's like renting a house, you never own it. You stop paying for it and you have nothing again. Makes it a pain if you load old projects using that software
companies know, people know. it's not a confusing business idea- all it does it takes away the power from the customer
Also comparing it to owning hardware at least, if you don't need it anymore, you can sell it. Usually for not much less than you bought it for.
Reselling software is a bit more finicky, but can be done in some cases.
Yeah, it would be great to hear the analogue vs plugins-only comparison... would be interesting to hear both the individual instruments, and the full mix.
Mouth De-click is great for loose fitting dentures👍
I have watched your channel for a couple of years now here and there. Recently subscribed (which I hardly ever do). I want to say that your content and perspective is always appreciated and welcomed. I have a tremendous respect for your ear! I've come to find I can rely on your recommendations completely when it comes to plug-ins. Much respect for you! Thank you for what you do!
been waiting for the update on this there's few ppl online who I truly trust the opinions on and you are definitely one of em
thanx for sharing - i'm going to try out the subgen tomorrow!
i used to use the vocal doubler for vocal doubling but recently converted to soundtoys microshift - i find it fits better and sounds nicer in my mixes
Must admit I agree on the Fabfilter stuff, I run Pro Q3, Pro L2 and Pro MB on pretty much every mix I do. Just superb tools. Analysers I just use the free Voxengo Span and Youlean for LUFS. Mastering limiter I love Elevate. Liking the Hornet Analog Stage for Analogue colouring too.
Man sonible has found its way into every project of mine these days. I'm in love with Smart:Limit, such fantastic tools.
I am glad you mentioned the subscription issues. I have always felt if, for example, you were sick for a few months and unable to work, you would lose access to your tools. Depending on your finances when you are well enough means a heavy outlay immediately if you had the money. Imagine you were a carpenter, plumber or electrician? You would not rent your tools!
i always look forward to watching your videos , find you to be very knowledgeable, and practical at the way you go about explaining your methodology and at times your sarcasm is as good as Monty Python , the Mighty Boosch and Ben Stiller.
Thank you for sharing your experience. In general I actually find these videos where you share what you actually use more informative than the plugin reviews. Not that the reviews are not useful, its a matter of degree
Would love to see you mix with your analog gear! Big fan from your beginnings. 🔥
Yep I would like you to do that, mix only with plugins and also free ones like a comparison and difficulties encountered. No problem if the video gets large , I'll see it till the end
Thanks!
Yes it would be awesome to see the comparison😊
Any reasons why you don't use the True Iron from Kazrog anymore, Wytse? As usual, great video!
Nice video! A mixing in the box Challenge would be really cool for us to see how you would replace your analog gear
thank you for sharing them with us
An interesting topic. For my MacBookPro 13" I use Garageband with the typical EQ, Compressor, gate, pedalboard and time based efx as well as the integral soft-instruments like vintage synths and keys. Then some of he software that came with the Scarlett 6i6: the Focusrite Red 2 & 3, Softtube Drawmer S73 & TSAR 1R Reverb, Novation Bass-station The Positive Grid Bias amp 2 that was supplied from a fan, then an array of cool soft synths I got at no cost :) All in all, I use only 1/10 of what I have on board and tried out - a few licenses (I never use) and no subscriptions !
Thanks for sharing! 🙌🏼🙌🏼
Great overview, thank you!
Is 3D mixing and mastering part of your job or are you planning to add it to your portfolio (Dolby Atomos, 360 Reality Audio)? Or do you consider these technologies as a hype? Thank you.
Totally agree, on the studio pc i don't have internet enabled, so any plugin has to be an installer, no subscriptions and definitely no cloud or usb ilok. A couple of ilok plugins I purchase but use the cracked versions to get around needing ilok/internet.
A hybrid vs ITB comparison would be very cool.
On the matter of "plugin coloring", if Plugin Alliance releases the Silver Bullet mk2 as they've been advertising, that would be a good one to try out first! If you haven't reviewed it already, that is. I really hope it lives up to the billing (and the hardware). Thanks for all you do!
We love you man
Oh yeah, That would be a treat! The "only use plugins mixing session" thing. Do it do it do iiiiiiiit!!!!!!!!!
Subscription based plugins or access to hardware tools online are an introduction to “you will own nothing and be happy” 😂
Recently I have also tried UAD plugins and KIT plugin (1073pre) both have cloud license and do not work if your pc is not connected to the internet!!! THAT has gone to far!!! Not being able to make music while being offline is a huuuuuge misunderstanding!!! 😢
Can you please share why you find Smart limit better than Fabfilter Pro-L, I use the latter currently. Thanks! Yes, a video showing how u use your plugins in a mixing mastering session would be interesting! 👍🏼
Thank you for your sharing. Do you actually use the Alpha comp plug-in in your productions, or is it only for training before the hardware version comes ? ;-)
Definitely would like to see a plugins only mixing challenge.
Thanks voor je video’s super leerzaam . Ik vroeg me af of je stagiaires aanneemt in je studio :)
Helaas is daar op dit moment geen ruimte voor...
@@Whiteseastudio aha, alright . Ik zal even een mailtje sturen binnenkort met meer info over mijzelf, mijn opleiding en muziek. Ik hoop dat ik dan in aanmerking kom als er ruimte voor is . Bedankt voor je reactie em kritische video’s !
Have you checked out the Vision 4X Analyzer designed in collaboration with Noisia?
Can you please review the Tokyo Dawn Labs plugging, especially the GE editions. More an more, I ma findingthat the free versions are amazing, and it looks like the paid versions are incredible. I suspect that these alone wouldd eliminate a slew of less capable plugins, and declutter my VST library significantly.
The GE additions only add extra bands / more features, nothing is handicapped, no? The sound doesn’t change.
Nova for example, the GE only adds 2 more bands, IIRC. It’s nice to have, but not exactly necessary.
@@ASJerrell well yes thats true for nova, but for stuff like kotelnikov or molot the ge editions do add a lot of cool features (although even for nova, because its a parallel design eq, you could argue that adding another nova in series is not the same as having extra bands)
Can you expand more in how u use the stream deck with Fab Filter?
I would love to hear a Spotify playlist of your mixes ...is there any?
I’m actually on board with this, I am trying the Waves full bundle trial just to see if I can get by with a handful of plugins for what I do, and I do mean a handful. The Pultecs, the CLA compressors, the Fairchild compressor, and one of their tape plugins. I have the BX ssl 4000 and it is awesome. Besides the analog stuff, I just have Fabfilter stuff for technical issues like subtractive EQ and multi and compression etc
Ohh 2023 plug-in update. Cool. Das is Gud!
please do the comparison in the box only - hybrid ❤
Why no updates on the MP MIDI Controller??? We're so many that can't wait to hear from you!
On the subject of Technology, I'm visually impaired and was looking into a solution for having outboard gear. I find it seriously difficult to use patch bays and I found a patch bay called "Flock Audio Patch" and Patch LT. I love the sound of it but can't afford to spend, or justify spending €1680 (£1500). Dunno if you tried it yet, but if you know of any other DSUB patch bays that are a. lot less expensive and more accessible to someone like myself who is on a low income?
Please do mixing sessions with plugins..... i think that would be a great value for us for are die hard followers of your channels........But please show your whole process including the ''WHY'' e.g. when you use a plugin or move a knob tell us why.....................That would be valuable.,...........otherwise I really enjoy your current content.........I am watching all the way from South Africa,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Kind regards
Hi hi, How would you send your session to your clients? Do you print / render the individual tracks and then send it to them or you send the session as is in your DAW? "You have a great content by the way"
Please do a start to to finish mixing session, with only plugins.
Yes, that would be fantastic if you did a mix with in the box plugins only!
I like the Plugin Alliance way with rent to own. Subscription is like a one year demo and then you can choose 10 plugins you want to keep
Hi, Is there a Video of you using RX? I have it, but don't come along with it. My DAW is Cubase. Ist's kind of wierd to use it. How is your Workflow? How do load a Wave into RX and Back into your DAW? Do you use shortcuts in RX? Thx, Always a pleasure Waschung you Videos
I've been demoing smart EQ 3 with synthwave music kind of like the song you're playing in the video. Most of the time it makes things sound too mid focused or too soft for me.
deeper dive on smart limit and your workflow with it? :)
The last time you went over your plugins, I vowed to scale down. Since then, I have failed. Hornet and Plugin Alliance got me for a few new plugins. Then Gulfloss. But...BUT...I am using a smaller set on a regular basis and getting to know them much better. Also - just upgrade to RX10. It is way better than 8. Nice one!
What about RX10 is better than RX8? I'm still on 8....
@@evanmargol3408 it processes much faster and especially on spectral repairs, it has fewer artifacts. The hum cancel is much smarter as well. I can’t remember if 8 had music rebalance, but that comes in handy once in a while. For what Wytse is using it for, it would definitely be more transparent and the upgrade is relatively painless.
I agree about subscriptions.
Very helpfully rundown.
I just want to say thank you for being you. You are the best audio engineer on UA-cam. You really still do mostly audio engineering, and approach everything from that perspective. Your content has really inspired me and helped me countless times. Thank you!
Do you know about vision4x? As a bass music producer I can see a benefit of having that over smart balance and flux analyzer, it does what both of them can for $60!
hi mate, can you made a video with your Reaper setings and your pan law and metering and how translate them with anaothor daw!Gain stage in Reaper, how to metering a mono and stereo source and e.t.c.Thank in andvance
Like to make a comment about subscriptions. I have the slate sub, and I got in back in 2019 because I love all they were offering.... BUT the main reason at the time was I was about to buy a distressor . I could have spent $1500 for 1 distressor or $150 a year for a plugin that pretty much does it. Plus get a ton of great other software. So far after 4 years I almost spent $600 on my favorite subscription. So i saved $900 so far and have a ton of other great plugins now that I love even more than having 1 distressor.
If you had to choose ONE, which would it be? Sonible Smart EQ, or Fab Filter?
You may have already reviewed before, but do you like any ik multimedia T-Racks plugins?
I'd enjoy an all plugin mixing session; I've been trying to find what plugins behave in an analog way (Acustica Audio has good stuff but seems a little laggy for me with Reaper?).
Have not used Acoustica plugins myself but what often appears as plug-in lag in Reaper is often it’s delay compensation working hard on cpu heavy plugins. I have the same with a lot of Izotope plugins. It’s Reaper making sure everything is aligned correctly.
@@gobbledeegookity It's not. Acustica are different because they're using more impulse style adjustments, it's not just a Reaper thing
I thought you would have some acustica audio or plugin alliance plugins
Please review the new BA-1 Analog Modeled Synth Plugin from BABY Audio!
Do u still use the mp midi? You never done any followup videos of it and I was curious about it
Why did you choose smart EQ over something like Ozone?
Could you share you Streamdeck file? That would be really apreciated:-)
those Austrian Audio plugins are wild
How you insert audio plugins in your streamdeck?
You don’t use the phase rotation in RX?
A professional audio engineer is using so few plugins...and on the other side me noob is using so many of them..tells so much about my skills 😅
Btw nice video especially for plugin hoarders like me..big fan here❤️🔥
You need to explore everything before deciding what you like
@@brainwasher3742right bro...first thing i am doing is uninstalling most of them
He's using a lot of outboard gear too though
@ 0:42 - Regarding plugin subscriptions: It must be stated that plugin subscriptions are GREAT under the following circumstances: ...
1) For the limited time through which you can't afford to pay the cost for outright ownership.
2) For those who are starting out or want an extended test and learning period across a library of plugins, most of which you don't know their function, usefulness, or quality, a subscription you can use on the cheap, until you determine the ones you actually need and want to buy, can't be beat. Even restarting a subscription temporarily for another month to do more in-depth testing and learning isn't a bad idea for those plugins that don't offer much of a trial period.
Oops! Just came back to indicate another strong reason why plugin subscriptions can be preferred over buying outright:
3) AI ... We're on the cusp of a phenomenally disruptive transition. Though it isn't fully apparent just YET, with the advancing pace of AI innovation, ALL sectors of music production plugins will face exponential change. Coveted plugins of today, though still highly functional and effective, will lose favor and begin to gather dust as newer AI-fortified plugins lead to better and faster workflows and arguably better results. Subscribing to plugin libraries rather than buying would be a hedge against investing huge amounts of money to own plugins whose upgradable shelf-life might grow increasingly shorter. My bet is that plugin manufacturers will begin to create new lines of AI-fortified plugins rather than updating current lines. The current lines would still be supported with bug fixes, but new features will be applied only to the newer AI-fortified plugins, leaving the old lines behind in terms of innovation, as well as your investment in them.
Soothe2 ? Shaperbox ? Inflator?
am I wrong or, did you not have spectre vst anymore?
I’m curious. I’m a long time watcher and vividly remember you telling us that Kirchhoff was better than pro q, but you don’t use it, and instead use fabfilter. Why?
Melda only + native plgns frm Reaper
🔥💥💓🎉
you fell in love with true iron from kazrog! you don't use it anymore?
Had issues with higher sample rates… I should try it again
Yes please ITB only
YES to the plugin Vs Hardware, I trust your Ears more than my own XD
Cant belive this is me just realising you dont use cubase. If you did most of all your plugins you use are include. Would love to have your input with their stock plugins. Love your videos, as i have followed your advice several times and got the anticipated results, Than you.
yes to plugin only video
I don't think any professional working engineer could risk having a subscription , (what I call perma-renting) unless they had money to burn from already being famous. Even then what professional would risk losing access to gear. We have to recall all the time.
I use Elysia Alpha - its SO good. Melda for some reason I don't like.
What do you used for modulation
Bitwig. :)
im suprised that u not use any soundtoys plugins
No Analog Obsession, no Kazrog?
No Waves plug ins?
I didn't know you could use a stream deck to load in plugins! What?!
Total cost?
thanks always! also commenting for algo lol
I really hope that subscription services for plugins end up just being a fad. There has to be a point where these manufacturers realise not everyone's willing to pay several companies $15 a month, or whatever is it, at a time. I have a hard time not seeing such a market get saturated very fast.
I don't understand why you would uninstall the SSL plugins just because you don't have the hardware in that room. It's still SSL and it still works with your mouse. 🤔
I Love you
A dude who doesn't like subscribtions can't be totaly bad. 👍🏻
We've too many things to pay each month, electricity, local taxes, insurances, telephone/internet, water, etc..., which is a fortune each year, to avoid any "plugin subscribtions" and "software synths clouds bla bla bla"
no waves? 😲😅
ja möchte ich sehen
cool
Well explained ..i don't do subscriptions.
Well, I think, I got too many plugins actually 😅 Thx!
Really small amount of plugins compared to us who can't afford hardware 😅
I am completely open to receive one of those licenses of RX that you don't use!
🤘🏻
General g?
man i dont do subscription either. not my cup o tea rly