Resonance is a co-ed a cappella group at the Massachusetts Institute of Tec… Read Full Bio ↴Resonance is a co-ed a cappella group at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Their mission: to explore the fine art of covering contemporary music hits of varying popularity armed only with their wits and a pitch pipe. Since their founding in 2001, they are not only succeeding in this mission, but are having more fun than should be legal in the process. MIT Resonance has entertained audiences far and wide with its unique blend of tight harmonies, energetic performances and cheap puns. For those who can't make it to one of their live shows - or those who just can't get enough - the group has also produced two CDs, "First Harmonic" (2003) and "Left On Red" (2005). Both CDs have received critical acclaim through the Contemporary A Cappella Society of America, and they are currently in the studio (specifically, Fort Resonance) working on a third, as-of-yet untitled production.

You can also hear Resonance's rendition of "Mystify/Atrevete" on the Best of College A Cappella (BOCA) 2006.

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billcargill

2y↑2

I believe the whole point of Reso is to speed up the process of sweeping EQ bands around.
It's worth pointing out that Nova has an automated analysis and dynamic de-resonate function called Smart Ops.
I tested it against Nova and Melda AutoDynamicEq and found Nova to be the best for me.

palebluedot studios

Agreed. In this video, I thought Nova did the best job too—and that's without Smart Ops on. As for RESO, it does give you a starting point, but I found hand-adjusting it to be better. Thanks for watching!

billcargill

*I'm referring to the paid GE version of Nova, not the free one.

Josh Smith

Great review! Wish this was more of a Soothe 2 contender in terms of speed of use. Soothe you can just highlight the general problematic area and crank the threshold knob.

palebluedot studios

@Josh Smith It does say "dynamic equalizer" as the subtitle for DSEQ, but it also says it's a "dynamic processor working in the frequency domain", which describes many of the spectral/EQ plugins I've covered. The major difference between DSEQ and Pro-Q 3 is that DSEQ updates its processing with self-adjusting frequency bands. i.e., once you pull down the threshold, it starts correcting resonances and changing constantly, much like soothe2. Pro-Q will only act on the same frequency when it crosses the threshold. As for MTM: yes, I've been speaking with them over the last couple weeks, reporting bugs and asking questions. They were most helpful!

Josh Smith

@palebluedot studios haven’t tried DSEQ yet thought it was just a dynamic EQ like ProQ3 which I already have. I’ll have another look though. Do you have a direct line to MTM for this review?

palebluedot studios

2y↑2

@Josh Smith I know, right? DSEQ is still the best alternative, and a a great deal at $91 USD. And every bit as good as soothe, in my opinion. Smooth Operator is very affordable, but needs more control over the results. I'm hoping Mastering the Mix will update this with better controls soon.

Josh Smith

@palebluedot studios such an anticlimax. I thought we had a cheaper alternative to Soothe! :(

palebluedot studios

2y↑1

Thank you! Yes, I agree. I feel like RESO needs to A) start correcting right away, and B) have a master threshold that can be lowered for faster results. Messing with the tiny nodes is counterproductive, and in my experience, they didn't gang very well.

David Asher

2y↑6

I’m not impressed. Reso sounds like it gets phasey when turned on. When you turned Reso on and off it sounded like the stereo image changed with it on. That wasn’t the case with the others. Did you hear this on your end? I ask because you can’t trust YouTube audio. Every YouTube video I’ve analysed (and it’s a lot) have no information above 16khz. It’s like a brickwall lowpass filter is active. Thanks for the video. I love your channel!

palebluedot studios

@massivebeatzz Yes, that seems like a strange omission. It's missing a lot of things, I think.

massivebeatzz

2y↑1

needs a mid/side mode

palebluedot studios

2y↑1

@David Asher I just set it up! https://www.patreon.com/palebluedotstudios

David Asher

@palebluedot studios where your Patreon link?

palebluedot studios

@David Asher Looking forward to it! And I'm going to compile this and start writing for my next video!

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massivebeatzz

2y↑2

TDR sounds best - Soothe 2 phasey, Reso too, a little. To quote the great Andrew Scheps..."Don't go looking for problems. Fix the problems when they arise".

palebluedot studios

Great advice! And I agree, I liked TDR the best here. Thanks for watching!

David Asher

2y↑1

Well, you know you’re starting to make it in the YouTube world when you have subscribers like me waiting for a video with anticipation.

Kelvin Applegate

I've only seen two of your videos. The first thing that caught my attention was the very melodramatic expression the strait to the point and no fireworks nothing extra. Second is the humility expressed "unless I'm missing something" Aka To the best of my knowledge. If you see something I didn't see great. Keep at it!

palebluedot studios

2y↑1

@Kelvin Applegate Thank you, my friend! I shall keep going! Haha

Kelvin Applegate

2y↑1

@palebluedot studios Awesome!! Beyond music this is what humanity needs keep being an inspiration!

palebluedot studios

2y↑1

Thank you! I appreciate the feedback. I do try to keep it humble, and I did a whole correction video about SmartEQ after I missed a crucial feature. I also want to be fair to developers. Thanks for watching!

hjorte

2y↑1

12:40 Internal bypass button... the speaker icon with an X beside it is the master bypass for the plug-in.

palebluedot studios

2y↑1

@hjorte So much for my excuse! Haha. ;)

hjorte

2y↑1

@palebluedot studios You're welcome, great video, thanks for posting. Btw. my memory of the master bypass feature was from beta testing the plug-in and with no manual available either, heh ;-)

palebluedot studios

2y↑1

Thanks! It's funny: when I hovered over it, it said "Display Input/Output Gain", so I wasn't sure what it was doing. Keep in mind I had the pre-release version and the manual was not ready yet. Thanks for watching!

Paul M Diaz

2y↑1

Great video, like many others you do... except the one on hating channel strips LOL! Good job man!

palebluedot studios

@Paul M Diaz Absolutely! Sometimes I like the "second opinion" on the SSL EQ in Slate. And I love that TG12345 compressor...

Paul M Diaz

2y↑1

@palebluedot studios Nah, that one was good too. Respect your opinion. I just happen to like strips for certain applications

palebluedot studios

2y↑1

Thanks so much! I'm so glad you're enjoying the videos!...except for one..heh heh... :)

Sarp Ozdemiroglu

2y↑1

Reso sounds wider which I suspect it changes the spatial information but it should not.

palebluedot studios

@Sarp Ozdemiroglu Yes, I wouldn't expect it to affect M/S at all. Strange...I'm definitely not sold on this plugin. I find Mastering the Mix always has something bizarre with their plugins that puts me off.

Sarp Ozdemiroglu

2y↑1

@palebluedot studios yeah but it is only possible if Reso shaved off the highs only on the MID channel but Reso has no such control over Mid Side parameters as far as I know.

palebluedot studios

2y↑1

You're the second viewer to mention that. Listening back now, I do hear a difference, but to me, it sounds like the highs get shaved off. Perhaps that is creating a different stereo perception?

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