Explore Iris

US Learn all about iZotope's Iris in a video tutorial course      27/11/12

Explore Iris


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You can see how iZotope's Iris lets us explore sound design and sampling by using both our ears and our eyes in a new 'Iris Explored' 41-tutorial course from macProVideo.com. Here's what they have to say...

Sound designers, by nature, like to think about audio in visual ways! The audio spectrum in many plugins' GUIs is represented by frequency graphs, amplitude energy displays and other analysis-type tools. Those kinds of visuals are great for making sonic decisions based upon strong knowledge of audio engineering. However, when it comes to creative sound design those scientific interfaces can sometimes seem a bit, shall we say, uninspiring!

Enter Iris: This groundbreaking virtual instrument lets us approach sound design the way a sculptor looks at a slab of marble. It enables us to artistically and visually chip away at the audio "slab" to reveal the hidden beauty locked within. This is powerful stuff for anyone interested in thinking outside the box! In this course, Iris Explored, audio alchemist G.W. Childs takes us deep into sculpting sound and shows us how to harness Iris' powerful visual tools to create very personal and unique sonic masterpieces. You'll learn the interface, tools and the sampling/synthesis engines that set Iris apart from most other virtual instruments.

So get out your audio hammer and chisel and learn how to do some sonic sculpting in this awesome course by G.W. Childs!



Pricing and Availability:

$25/mth USD Unlimited library access
$19.50 USD HD download

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