MashTactic is now listed as available.
It was initially designed as a mashup tool. It can separate different parts of a full mix, manipulating different frequencies and stereo location. Up to eight zones can be created that can then be panned, emphasised or cut out completely. It can be viewed as an eight band filter that exists in stereo ranges as well as frequency. Transients of varying length can be separated from constant sounds, which is designed to allow the user to manipulate the initial punch of percussion, either by emphasising or softening the attack. This can be done separately in any of the eight zones. There are no harmonic analysers in MashTactic. It’s achieved through stereo balance analysis and filtering.
Features:
- 8 stereo areas of cut-off filtering.
- Adjust levels separately in all selected zones.
- A tool for mashup music makers, as vocals and other sounds can be identified and manipulated within a full mix.
- Designed to allow the user to emphasise or cut percussive transients giving control over punch or softness in any zone.
- Each zone can pan separately.
- Designed for analysing balance and frequency mix of a track you’re composing.
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