
dobro
Well-known member
I got this bit of blarney from Ozone in an email:
"Introducing iZotope Spectron"
Spectron uses a spectral engine to split audio into thousands of frequency bands, apply effects independently to each band, and resynthesize the audio to create entirely new sounds.
Spectron provides delay effects, but it adds the ability to selectively delay, feedback and modulate specific ranges of frequencies. Or it can sound like a flanger or chorus, but with additional spectral complexity and richness. It can filter signals, but unlike an EQ it has the unique ability to morph, modulate and harmonically filter sounds. It's hard to compare to existing effects, because -- well -- there aren't effects to compare it to."
Okay, when they say 'spectral engine', they're talking about a filter, right? I've recently started working with Cool Edit's frequency band splitter, which has similarities of function with the Ozone product, but I wonder if anybody here has actually tried the Ozone thing?
"Introducing iZotope Spectron"
Spectron uses a spectral engine to split audio into thousands of frequency bands, apply effects independently to each band, and resynthesize the audio to create entirely new sounds.
Spectron provides delay effects, but it adds the ability to selectively delay, feedback and modulate specific ranges of frequencies. Or it can sound like a flanger or chorus, but with additional spectral complexity and richness. It can filter signals, but unlike an EQ it has the unique ability to morph, modulate and harmonically filter sounds. It's hard to compare to existing effects, because -- well -- there aren't effects to compare it to."
Okay, when they say 'spectral engine', they're talking about a filter, right? I've recently started working with Cool Edit's frequency band splitter, which has similarities of function with the Ozone product, but I wonder if anybody here has actually tried the Ozone thing?