Groove3 Audiolens Explained TUTORiAL

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iZotope’s new Audiolens plug-in allows you to capture any audio playing through your computer – even streaming audio – and use it as a reference in Neutron or Ozone’s assistant feature quickly and easily. No more buying CDs or digital downloads required; just stream a song on Spotify, YouTube, etc., capture it, and away you go! In this free(!) iZotope Audiolens video course, production whiz Larry Holcombe will show you exactly what you need to know to start taking advantage of this game-changing technology right away. These videos are for new Audiolens users.

Larry begins by discussing the basic purpose of Audiolens and giving you a brief tour of the interface so you’ll know your way around from the beginning. You’ll also learn how the plug-in integrates with Neutron 4 and Ozone.

Larry continues by exploring the two suggested workflows of Audiolens. The first of which consists of capturing a mastered track (streaming audio included) and then using it to build a mastering profile for your own track by way of the master assistant. The same process is then repeated using a drum loop and the track assistant to match the sound of an individual instrument. Larry closes with a brief recap and one final use scenario that allows you to compare any track on your hard drive with any of your target list tracks within Audiolens.

Don’t let the fact that Audiolens is free fool you; it’s a powerful time-saving (and money-saving) tool that can help you achieve your production goals quickly and efficiently. With this free Audiolens video tutorial, you’ll see and hear exactly how to accomplish this in no time. See the individual Audiolens video descriptions for more information. Learn how to eliminate unnecessary obstacles between you and your musical vision… watch “Audiolens Explained®” now!

What You Will Learn:

-Layout of interface

-Method for integration with Ozone and Neutron 4

-How to capture any mastered track (streaming or not) and use it as a target reference for your own track in Mastering Assistant

-How to capture any recorded instrument (streaming or not) and use it as a target reference for your own recording with Track Assistant