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As mastering engineers at SM Mastering, we are constantly seeking tools that push the boundaries of digital signal processing. Zynaptiq has earned ...

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How Zynaptiq Intensity Makes Sounds “Sound More Like Those Themselves”

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Unlike standard dynamic processors that rely on traditional threshold-based compression, Intensity operates on an entirely different level of signa...

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According to Zynaptiq’s Denis Goekdag, this is “the closest thing to an ‘Awesome’ knob we’ve come up with so far.” Wh...

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To get the most out of this unique processor in your daily mix and master sessions, keep these production techniques in mind:

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Subtle Mastering Polish: When mastering, a little goes a long way. During our testing phases, we observed that zynaptiq intensity makes sounds “sou...

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Utilize the Bias Control: The optional frequency-dependent Bias control allows you to guide the processor. If the top-end is getting too bright, ad...

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Transient Preservation on Drums: On a drum buss, Intensity can act as an alternative to a transient designer. It increases the perceived density of...

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Saturating Limiter: Don’t overlook the built-in soft-knee saturating limiter at the output stage. It adds a pleasant analog-style warmth when...

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