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had a second go at the isotope plug in bundle. this time used a stem of the track on 1 audio track in ableton with a whole range of isotope plugins dropped on the master track. not as load but the results are fantastic. still early days yet first time trying the isotope plug in bundles so still figuring it all out really. shocked at the quality of these isotope plug ins. overall rating highly regarded.

Off Key POST Second Time Around

some experimental techno nithing to serious one of the tracks has got the izotope plugin bundle used on it.

Happy Hardcore Vibes MORE

just got the iztope community bundle for the iris 2 synthiser and breaktweaker drum machine , the bundle also includes a medium weight post production mastering toolchain. Once again from izoptope. this is just having a luagh with the ableton to see what sort of quality were talking. acoustically i cant beleive the differnece this izotope plugins make. sonic boom.

Iris Breaktweaker  Demonstartion

this is a quick and easy composition made using izotope breaktweaker, iris2 (x2) and novation v synth for the guiter solo. so all in all only four ableton channels with virtual instruments used.
inside ableton on the  master channel strip we used a neutrino master plugin on the master lane were we played it through the automatic assistant. 
Also a  few izotope relays were set to 100% wide and finally panned the vstation left although it sounds appear central in the stereo field,
I put the word step on the end of the title to automatically make it seem more interesting.

Izotope Breaktweaker Iris2 Novation Vstation STEP

FInally we take the stem from RX audio Editor and we bring it back into ableton. Using just one ableton lane or channel strip audio we drag the stem into ableton and on the channel strip we drop nectar and on the master strip we drop ozone. I like the results of this one, still is pretty raw and llive but not quite the radio quality you should expect but great results quickly for your podcast.

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