Am I the only one who doesnt like/has no use for Soothe2?!

[mixyguy2]

i think hes faster and more on point removing the harsher frequencies with a dynamic eq, thats probably what he meant.

How do you know that??

[vurt]

im good at cracking codes and cyphers.

[bp-app]

I always found myself using it and I would love it at first, but later on in the mix remove it. I think it kind of 'weakens' sources in a confusing way.

[systemfreak]

Soothe is next on my list of plugins to buy (on sale of course.)
As others have stated, I think Soothe is designed towards resonances, and to be quite plug and play. Pro-Q3 as far as I understand cannot “automatically” tame resonances. I think soothe is more than just a dynamic eq.

[Scotty]

A little goes a long way.

I always found myself using it and I would love it at first, but later on in the mix remove it. I think it kind of 'weakens' sources in a confusing way.

[perpetual3]

Soothe is designed for moving, shifting resonances, as far as I understand it.

[MJACau]

Literally none of the best albums ever recorded used any of that stuff. So I doubt it's suddenly needed now.

Needed or nice to haves?! Is how I would frame it.
Historically resonances could be handled by hardware Var-mu compressors very very well but with less control. Makes Soothe a bargain.

[Thymos]

Recently, I have used it for sidechaining instead of trackspacer because it is alot more precise. This feature makes it even more useful for me.