Making sounds fatter with MPhatik

[Chandlerhimself]

Someone requested a video on MPhatik and I finally got around to it. MPhatik can really add power and depth to sounds without damaging the transients or smearing the sounds too much. I hope you find this useful.

[MeldaProduction]

[peejay123]

Another great video, thanks Chandler!

[mevla]

Chandler, this is a great video that showcases the general purpose of MPhatik, which I was unclear about. It provides a very good base to start experimenting. And as far as I can see, apart from the Melda promotional trailer, this is the only hands-on video for this plugin.

I see you live in Japan. Here's a link to a family-run small organic tea business in Chiba prefecture from which I'm ordering teas since maybe 8 years now. I just ordered some recently and thought it could interest you. It might also interest others who like tea, so I thought of sharing this publicly. Their yama matcha is very fine and quite cheap for a daily matcha. The very sweet kamairicha stands out. The business is Yuuki-cha and they buy organic teas directly from farmers, not from resalers or other businesses, which helps in keeping prices low.

http://yuuki-cha.com/

Cheers.

[Chandlerhimself]

peejay123 - Thanks

melva - Thanks. I’m slowly but surely trying to get a tutorials out on the various Melda plugins.

I’ll check the company out. I go to Chiba occasionally, so I might try to stop by if I can. If not I might just order some tea online and try it out. Thanks