Mac Plug-In Soothes Your Sound

US Oeksound releases dynamic resonance suppressor for mid and high frequencies      27/10/16

Mac Plug-In Soothes Your Sound


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Oeksound tells us that Soothe is the first release in their line of modern audio processors. They say that, originally designed as a vocal processor, the plugin gives you the perfect, in control, world class vocal sound you've been striving for, with unmatched ease. Here's the story in their own words...

soothe is a dynamic equaliser with self-adjusting frequency bands. Unlike traditional EQ-tools, soothe analyses the signal on the fly and adjusts the frequency-wise reduction based on the input. This saves you from having to manually notch the problematic mid and high frequencies. The reduction kicks in when needed and where needed, without affecting the nearby frequency areas. This results in more detail, top end, and presence, in a way that is hard to unhear.
High mids tricky, soothe simple

Carefully designed vocal processors are great general purpose tools. soothe excels in fixing a range of problems:

  • A vocalist with problematic sibilance recorded with a saturating microphone.
  • Fingerboard noises on acoustic guitar and double bass tracks.
  • Excessive whistling from the cymbal close mics.
  • Overly bright electric guitar and piano tracks.


soothe works wonders on individual tracks as well as on sub mixes and master bus.

Pricing and Availability:
99€ introductory price until 6th of Nov (normally 149€)

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