Eventide, Newfangled audio Elevate

[crizdee]

Hi,

Who's tried this, what you finding?

Ive only had time to try it on some 4 to the floor club stuff and the results were impressive although when A/B nect to my usual limiting chain i found it just a tad slightly harsh and slightly less energy around the upper bass. this was with no tweaks to the filter bank or limiter EQ so just a basic limiting test. i expect when i dig deeper i will be able to tweak it to perfection.

Credit too for making this work on PT10 Lion AAX32 and for the great price



Chris

[TOM@METRO]

After just limited use, it seems to generally make a mix sound very slick, but at the cost of some of the raw energy. But this is just a first impression. I haven't spent enough time with it to form a solid opinion, but I probably will buy it.

[guitardom]

I did a pretty long detailed video of it here. I like the results I can get out of it, but I have not done any serious comparisons to my "normal" chain. Its a pretty deep plugin, so it will take some time (imo) to get comfortable with it. I will say, I do feel you need a "proper" eq in front of it.

[JFreak]

gives massive cpu spikes but otherwise very cool

[Southsidemusic]

@Guitardom - The link is dead on YT.

[TOM@METRO]

Originally Posted by JFreak

gives massive cpu spikes but otherwise very cool

I've seen this as well. It's a very hungry Plug-in.

[JFreak]

Originally Posted by TOM@METRO

I've seen this as well. It's a very hungry Plug-in.

+10k samples delay compensation, it's almost audiosuite

[TOM@METRO]

Originally Posted by JFreak

+10k samples delay compensation, it's almost audiosuite

Yes, that too. But I would never use this in a session. It would be mastering only for me.

[JFreak]

I would if it didn't spike so much

[TOM@METRO]

Originally Posted by JFreak

I would if it didn't spike so much

Yes, I probably would as well. But as it is, it's way to tough on the CPU for that.