If you are in need of a corrective EQ to solve a problem, I found that Smart EQ could smooth out tonal issues with ease, and even when it didn’t ‘nail it’, it was a good start. The Smart EQ truly can speed up your mix process when it’s at the top of its game. I put all three modules to the test on a singer/songwriter project and was generally pleased with the results. Intimidated yet? I sure was! When I first opened up frei:raum I knew this wasn’t the EQ I was used to, and the sonic possibilities can be a little intimidating to say the least. Sonible's frei:raum is certainly easy on he eyes. Imagine being able to EQ the percussive click of a pick scraping against guitar strings separately from the pitch a guitar string produces. Finally, entropy EQ can fine-tune your sound by allowing you to adjust the frequency response of both the tonal and atonal components separately. If you want a sound source to be more ‘up front’ and you weren’t pleased with the room tone, this is where you can get a handle on that. It will let you reduce the reverb to a certain extent or increase the natural sound of your source. Proximity EQ allows you to adjust the spatial feel of your source. Basically, it ‘listens’ to your source, anticipates what it needs to balance out the frequency response, and gives you an EQ curve based on its findings. Smart EQ allows you to automatically detect optimal EQ settings and generate a tone curve based on that assessment. The plugin comes with smart EQ, proximity EQ, and entropy EQ. There are three different EQs available in frei:raum. It’s a pretty revolutionary concept, and I was interested to discover whether or not it could be executed with precision. I almost thought to myself, ‘do we really need to review another EQ? And who’s making another EQ with so many out there in the market already?’ Little did I know that frei:raum by Sonible is quite a bit more than a frequency tuner. Note : smart: EQ Live requires physical or machine-based iLok authorization. Contact your sales engineer for more information.I’m going to be honest, when I was asked to review frei:raum by Sonible, I had no idea what I was in for.
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Smart adaptive smart tone shaping: EQ from Sonible reaches its stage in real-time and streaming workflow with smart plug-in: EQ Live. This learning-based equalizer uses a latency-free AI sound engine to continuously analyze and shape live audio for optimal mixing results, all with real-time mixing compatibility. As the layers pile up, that means vocals that breathe, drums that pierce, bass full and clear, and guitars and pianos that stay sympathetic. You can even use smart: EQ Live on a stereo bus to ensure your broadcast stays crisp and clear, whether there's an entire band playing or a speaker talking between songs. Sonible smart: EQ Live couldn't be simpler to use: feed it some audio, press the "Learn" button and this plug-in automatically creates custom EQ curves based on your source material. Say goodbye to muddy vocals, thunderous kick drums and flat-sounding guitars. Source profiles give smart: EQ Live the direction needed to handle the audio. Once processed, further customization is as convenient as you want it to be. Smart tell: EQ Live how fast ("Fast/Mid/Slow/Freeze") to adapt to your signal's low, mid or high registers. This is extremely useful when you're satisfied with the way the plug-in is handling your bass octaves, but want it to be on guard against shrill midrange peaks as they come and go. You can also freely adjust the overall curve strength defined by smart: EQ Live, or just enter your own settings. If you're in a live environment where you need real-time EQ analysis and signal shaping, Sonible smart: EQ Live is a mixing tool you can't live without. Realtime Adaptive EQ Plugin - Mac/PC VST2, VST3, AU, Native AAX
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