To be honest, I actually dig the cleaner Interface. Sometimes I don't need all the multi-band options and what not.Russell Grand wrote:What more do you want? Neutron Advance has all of what Neutron Elements has x 100!DubLifeSD wrote:Not even included if you have Neutron Advanced
iZotope Neutron Elements
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- KVRian
- 524 posts since 29 Jul, 2009 from San Diego, CA
- KVRAF
- 2772 posts since 22 May, 2017
Fair enough.DubLifeSD wrote:To be honest, I actually dig the cleaner Interface. Sometimes I don't need all the multi-band options and what not.Russell Grand wrote:What more do you want? Neutron Advance has all of what Neutron Elements has x 100!DubLifeSD wrote:Not even included if you have Neutron Advanced
I dig Element's interface as well.
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- KVRAF
- 15517 posts since 13 Oct, 2009
That's what's great about Neutron, you just disable those bands and you have exactly that. I'm not seeing "cleaner" TBH, it's just sparse because there's nothing there.DubLifeSD wrote:To be honest, I actually dig the cleaner Interface. Sometimes I don't need all the multi-band options and what not.Russell Grand wrote:What more do you want? Neutron Advance has all of what Neutron Elements has x 100!DubLifeSD wrote:Not even included if you have Neutron Advanced
- KVRAF
- 35295 posts since 14 Sep, 2002 from In teh net
Are they the same presets or just using the same names because they are designed for the same jobs? (most of the preset names just seem to be functional descriptions based on use cases and it is intended to replace Alloy functionally). Can it actually import Alloy presets?pekbro wrote: I just think they could be a little less obvious about stuff, I mean
do they really think were all stupid? Neutron uses exactly the same presets
as Alloy FFS. Geez...
- KVRian
- 715 posts since 22 Nov, 2016 from Tokyo, Japan
They emailed me, too. Guess it's the lightning scar on my forehead.1wob2many wrote:Plugin Boutique emailed me to tell me I was "The Chosen One" and could get it for $79, although there was no mention of odd-shaped birthmarks or magic swords.
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 1158 posts since 6 Jan, 2015 from London, England
The money to pay for it?Russell Grand wrote:What more do you want? Neutron Advance has all of what Neutron Elements has x 100!DubLifeSD wrote:Not even included if you have Neutron Advanced
- KVRAF
- 5756 posts since 29 Sep, 2010 from Maui
aMUSEd wrote: Are they the same presets or just using the same names because they are designed for the same jobs? (most of the preset names just seem to be functional descriptions based on use cases and it is intended to replace Alloy functionally). Can it actually import Alloy presets?
I cant say for sure I suppose, I haven't tried it since it was released.
Back then, the demo on Windows certainly appeared to use the
same presets. There was an issue for some with missing presets,
the Alloy presets worked at the time afaik.
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- KVRian
- 1016 posts since 16 Aug, 2010 from almost everywhere...
Haha, same here.1wob2many wrote:Plugin Boutique emailed me to tell me I was "The Chosen One" and could get it for $79, although there was no mention of odd-shaped birthmarks or magic swords.
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- KVRAF
- 2382 posts since 16 Jan, 2013
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- KVRist
- 35 posts since 13 May, 2015
That's not entirely true.pekbro wrote:Izotope is ridiculous only offering crossgrades to the production bundle from
the production bundle, and no upgrade from Alloy 2 to Neutron.
What a blatant, I *will charge you more money for stuff ploy.
No thanks...
There's perpetual upgrade and cross-grade offers to Music Production Bundle, for people who own one or more iZotope products, according to the web page.
https://www.izotope.com/en/products/mix ... icing.html
Additionally, since Neutron launched in October 2016, there was a special cross-grade offer for Alloy 2 users that continued until the end of March 2017.
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- KVRist
- 35 posts since 13 May, 2015
Not entirely.pekbro wrote:Neutron uses exactly the same presets
as Alloy FFS. Geez...
To clarify, Neutron's DSP is in most cases significantly improved or new, not at all the same.
Alloy had a lot of presets users knew and loved, iZotope improved and remade those presets using Neutron's upgraded DSP in addition to delivering a few hundred new presets.
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- KVRer
- 24 posts since 19 May, 2017
How do you know Neutron Standard will go on sale in the not too distant future?ghettosynth wrote:Neutron Standard's introductory price was $99. It will go on sale at that price at some time in the not too distant future. What resembles this package is Neutron Standard which has significantly more capability and is, consequently, much more useful.SparkySpark wrote:Sorry for my ignorance, but why is this overpriced in your opinion? What resembles this package? I 'd really be interested if there are others like it.ghettosynth wrote:Way overpriced IMO!
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If you just want Neutron, I'd way for a sale on the regular product and just pass on this silliness.
Therefore, this is overpriced as compared to THEIR OWN product line.
Others may really find the automatic features more useful. I do use them every once in a while to find a good starting point, but, that's not what makes Neutron so useful IMO. I like the dynamic EQ, the integration, and the multiband compressors, enhancer, and transient shaper. When you take the majority of those features out it's a low end channel strip with a few tricks. There are more than enough tools that are comparable, free even, to the basic tools of Neutron "Elements."
But looking at the comparison chart i totally agree, neutron elements really sucks.