Visually, Nectar has had a complete overhaul to help it sit alongside iZotope’s other offerings. That aside, it’s a very simple process and surprisingly effective at providing some space around your lead vocal. Unfortunately, you can’t edit this EQ curve, though, or even control the amount.
The two plug-ins will then talk to each other and if masking is detected, a static EQ curve will be applied to the second plug-in. This could be a piano or guitar part, or perhaps a whole buss that contains all of your midrange instruments. For this, you’ll need to place a second instance of Nectar 3 (or of Neutron or Relay) on another track that may have clashing frequency content. The amber nectarīut wait! The Assistant isn’t finished… There’s also an Unmask feature that can be run in parallel to the Assist function. Phew! If you dig a little deeper, though, it’s clear to see that this is a substantial new release with some impressive tricks up its sleeve. On the surface, many of the modules remain the same and include two compressors with four algorithms two EQs a de-esser a gate a stereo delay with five saturation modes a Dimension module (chorus, phaser and flanger effects) real-time pitch correction a Harmony module a smooth plate reverb and a limiter. IZotope has updated its Nectar vocal-production suite to version 3, with a tasty new GUI and intelligent mixing features that bring it in line with Neutron and Ozone.
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AI Vocal Assistant, Unmask and Auto Level mode.
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