METRO PLUGIN
- Insert on a stereo track.
- For Pro Tools, insert Click II before METRO in the chain.
- Verify BPM sync with your session in SYNC mode.
- Display the ASSIST table as needed.
- Select the required note value using the meter as a guide.
- Click the value in the table you need. (Automatically copied to clipboard)
- Paste into the corresponding parameter of your effect plugin.
Determine effect timing based on note values, supporting recognition and input.
You can find the optimal start points and sweet spots for various effects while exploring your personal best settings!
EVERTONE EXPANDER
- Insert on the track you want to process.
- First slot in the insert chain is the basic position.
- Heavy mode is recommended for the physics engine.
- When using plugins that generate low frequencies, insert EXPANDER after them.
- Press the ASSIST button and apply either NORMAL or ADVANCED.
- When selecting presets with "ADV" in the name, select the preset first, then apply ADVANCED from ASSIST.
- Check the effect while watching the waveform display, then use AUTO GAIN to adjust levels when satisfied.
It's also effective to click the waveform display window to pause and carefully observe the blend situation, how the effect is applied, and the increase in dynamics.
- Use RANGE link and other parameters according to your preference, and utilize AUTO GAIN for level adjustment.
- In the final MIX stage, actively use the FORCE value - think of it as the power pushing the speakers.
Simply incorporate it into your existing mix flow for dramatic workflow improvement.
Using DRY/WET as a supplement to create a more powerful sound is also highly effective!
EVERTONE COMPRESSOR
- Insert on the track you want to process.
- Insert position should be after the expander.
- Heavy mode is recommended for the physics engine.
- Press the ASSIST button and apply either NORMAL or ADVANCED.
- When selecting presets with "ADV" in the name, select the preset first, then apply ADVANCED from ASSIST.
- Check the effect while watching the waveform display, then use AUTO GAIN to adjust levels when satisfied.
- Actively use DRY/WET with the MIX knob, adjust parameters to your preference, and utilize AUTO GAIN for level adjustment.
It's also effective to click the waveform display window to pause and carefully observe the blend situation.
- When sound designing, actively use FORCE and DAMPING values (characteristics become more pronounced with dramatic settings, HOLD at zero, and minimum Release).
Slam towards the peak. Natural yet aggressive feeling.
A massive comp that delivers the feeling of a muscle monster slamming a basketball with full force - natural yet powerful depending on your settings!
About ASSIST
Choose from two options - NORMAL or ADVANCED - for recommended effective parameter values based on BPM.
Selecting either option sets the ATTACK, HOLD, and RELEASE parameter values to the recommended NORMAL (blue) or ADVANCED (red) settings.
When you close and reopen the UI, it shows a green ASSIST display, but you can determine which mode was selected by the text color of the recommended values displayed under ATTACK, HOLD, and RELEASE.
Start your processing smartly from one of the best starting point values.
Hidden Feature: FORCE SYNC
We've placed a subtle mystery button in the lower right of the UI.
As an unsupported feature, when tempo changes occur during playback, it immediately reflects the base values for the mode selected in ASSIST to the actual parameters, while keeping user-adjusted values as offsets.
We don't guarantee anything that happens with this feature, but we've included it as a hidden feature for those who may find it useful when working on songs with frequent tempo changes.
The button turns red when the feature is active.