What are People Saying About TIMBRE?

We explore some of the videos we've seen about TIMBRE, and how they demonstrate its many use cases.

We're very proud of the positive response TIMBRE has received in the few weeks since its launch. From existing zplane users adding to their catalogue, to brand new customers experiencing our products for the first time, the feedback has been great to see.

We've also had a number of content creators publish videos about TIMBRE, and it's been inspiring to see some of the use cases and audio examples they've come up with. In this article, we've rounded up some of the videos we've seen about TIMBRE.

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Sage Audio Explains Formants and Demonstrates How to Harness Them in Your Productions

“It's one of the few processors that can solve problems EQ generally can't, and offers a great alternative to dynamics processors."

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For many people, formants are one of those concepts that seem easy enough to understand, but difficult to explain. Thankfully, the clever people over at Sage Audio have created this informative video which not only explains formants in technical terms, but also explains how they can be used for a range of music production and sound engineering tasks.

Dash Glitch Enhances his Low-end and Creates Otherworldly Vocal Effects with TIMBRE

“Instead of pitch, TIMBRE is designed to shape the character and texture of any audio material.”

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For sound designers, TIMBRE has a whole host of potential use cases. In this insightful video, Dash Glitch demonstrates how easy it is to enhance a kick and bass mix, generate vocoder-style effects, and carry out other creative sound design processes.

Alex Reid Highlights More Uses for TIMBRE

"It can be used to create weird, experimental sounds that are super interesting and super useful."

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Alex Reid puts TIMBRE through its paces, and tries it for a variety of sound design applications. From subtle vocal processing to complete transformation, gentle drum processing to extreme percussion glitching, he discovers many of the use cases for TIMBRE.

Letsynthesize Demonstrates How TIMBRE is Different to EQ or Distortion

“TIMBRE is basically a formant shifter on steroids.”

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This video from Letsynthesize is particularly helpful. It explains how you can actually use TIMBRE in your own sound design workflow, and compares how it sounds with other processes including EQ, Distortion and OTT. Have a look and see if you can apply this technique in your own productions.

How to Get TIMBRE

TIMBRE is available to buy now, or there's a free demo available if you want to try before you buy.