I love you guys

Dash must be both wet dream and nightmare of any dev lol, dude goes deep

A really great explanation. Truely!

So are you guys gonna attach a phasescope to it ;P

Yea it's me with some FX :) Thanks!

@@DashGlitch man, I would love to do audio plays collaborations with you some day

cooles intro . Hat dir kilohearts etwa die Hardware geschenkt , zum filmen ? Ich kenne nur die VST version für die DAW .-(

Die stimme ist im Video ist 1a, wie von den "TvShows"

I check the disperser in my setup and it is a wunderfull plugin- what is the trick, disperser not for all lines ready to make made. I meaning , disperser in all channels. The plugin is nice, very nice . it looks like a Lowshelf , but it is it not.

I put it on Bass , drumset,picklute3,sinevital etc and it makes it better then before. some % better, but ............................... I wish (lol) the video comes earlier. Yet I have a hour freetime, but I still waiting . THX for the Trailer .

I learned to do it from your tutorial brother 🙏🏻

really helpful vid cheers Dash

I guess that applies with anything related to sound, any decision you make will be coloured by your room/acoustics/speakers. I use Sonarworks for room/headphone correction, works wonders - especially if you already have acoustic treatment

@@DashGlitch yeah man of course that is true. but the thing with the phase rotation is not just such a thing as "colouring". its really a psychoacoustic masking effect going on. though our cochlea seems to able to preceive the phaseposition of diffrent harmonics resulting in theese timbres we love so much for bass. of course i use sonarworks too. i tested every room correction software and methods outthere on several diffrent speakers in diffrent studios. i built many studios up to date. so i had the chance to hear many diffrent speakers in nice treated rooms. i was using bandsplitting since years as a subtle effect on basslines- subtle becasue my yamahas back when i discovered this, only showed a subtle effect on the bassline - guess the speakers were so bad that ears couldnt hear whats going on with the sound when bandsplitting the signal, the whole bass area in some speakers seems to be a phase smear festival. i mean this is a topic a few years ago nobody would have talked about and never seemed relevant before. at least not for conventional stuff like rock music. but this phaseporn stuff is clearly revolutionizing our sounddesign. so with that comes the "revolution" of monitoring. and most speaker manufacturers are really working on that! and yes i am aware that P.A System probably are not able to play linear phase response anyway ;) greetz

No it's not

Kinda, it won't sound as snappy due to the nature of wavetables, but the concept is there

Sure, just use any EQ

That's crazy because there's no dynamics processing, interesting tho thanks

basically

Try it, in today's video I will go a bit more in detail, showing that you can further split the fundamental - but one thing you will notice is that it's almost offsets the fundamental in a similar fashion - resulting in a similar effect with almost any kick drum. You're also much less likely to hear the result of phase cancellation when the partials have offset phases, as only 1 partial band will be affected and our ears will rarely perceive that.

Sure :)

Its definitely audible, it delays the low frequencies compared to the highs, this creates a lazery effect that this plugin is known for. Plugin Doctor tells you exactly which frequencies are rotated and allows you to either counteract it, or recreate the exact effect in other plugins. Very useful.

@@DashGlitch kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z694abFnmKe8pWg.html

i only found the all pass phase plugin... do you have a direct link ?

or is it the same maybe ...

@@Nenko_Music probably the same, I'm checking

@@Nenko_Music is from enum music

MFreeformPhase

32 all-pass filters

@@DashGlitch Ooh, cool I look forward to seeing what you do with it.

People for some reason seem to believe that best practices from mixing a church choir translate to for example dnb. They don't.

Then they will use an EQ which does the same thing

@@orbitfold Right ... people say clipping should be avoided at all costs and then ignore all of rock and metal music as if that isnt literally a prerequisite to it.

@@sacredgeometry clipping with artistic purpose vs clipping your master bus because you're not paying attention kinda different though right?

@@cobraofearth Right the truth is in the nuance. The point was ... as you seem to have missed it. That making broad sweeping generalisations is almost always not useful.

Perhaps you skipped the video and went straight to comments? I explained what disperser is and what it attempts to recreate sonically. It's a multiband simulation, without the effects (think fabfilter saturn without the saturation). I wouldn't call something cliche'd if 90% of people don't even understand what it is, including yourself. The word means "overused", let's maybe talk about some of the companies who release the same processes over and over again with new fancy GUIs.

​@@DashGlitch wow..wasn't being hostile and definitley didn't skip the video. I watched it multiple times and then went to the online manual- which is where I got the all pass description. I wound up at your video after watching Mr. Bill recreate the same sound with multiple 3 band EQs and was looking for more clarification. Not going to comment on the overused portion again as I didn't mean to disparage the plugin or anyone using it. I'm sure my lack of understanding is my own issue.

Sadly people loose interest on anything technical over 10 minutes, so editing helps to cram words in

@@DashGlitch I watch videos on 2x speed! saves a lot of time and with your speed.. It's AWESOME! Btw. Good explanation! especially when you showed the comparison with the multipasses x 10 .. This really makes sense now