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What does this actually do? im reading about it and i feel like its kinda pointless... are their anyways to achieve simular results without this?

beeboyely wrote:What does this actually do? im reading about it and i feel like its kinda pointless... are their anyways to achieve simular results without this?

Doesn't the Wave's page explain it pretty well? Isn't this the one that adds upper harmonics to make the bass more present on systems w/ less low end. Lots of ways to do this yourself and you probably get more control. It's a quick tool for people working with audio on a daily basis from my understanding.

Voxengo's Overtone EQ is free and can do stuff along these lines. Not sure if the results are comparable, but... worth a try.

http://www.voxengo.com/product/overtonegeq/

Also Bassextender:

http://www.savioursofsoul.de/Christian/ ... t-plugins/

Makes ya bayss way more maxx'd!










Really though it adds upper harmonics and filters them to increase presence and does a bit of other psycho-acoustic fuckery if I recall correctly.

I have it, doesn't do much to be honest. I can't really hear any difference when I put it on a track. I'd rather use a mutliband distortion plugin like fabfilter saturn or layer another sound.

Yeah it's only useful on recorded sound. If you're in a DAW, you can just synthesize it to be exactly how you want.

Just lightly saturate.

I don't think it's really worth it for the few applications a dubstep producer would use it for.