2: FabFilter vs iZotope Suite

Learn the 5 companies you have to register your music with in this e-book: Music Royalties DemystifiedSummaryIn this episode of the Breve Music Podcast, host Jermaine Harris delves into a comparison between FabFilter and iZotope plugins. Both companies offer similar plugins like equalizers and reverbs, but iZotope’s suite provides more features, with a specific highlight on the AI-powered Ozone tool for adjusting music. Harris personally uses FabFilter for mixing and iZotope for mastering, utilizing FabFilter for specific track adjustments and Ozone for overall EQ on the master bus. He recommends using products from both companies if possible, but acknowledges that starting with just FabFilter could be a cost-effective option for beginners. However, he advises investing in both suites, as they complement each other well. The episode closes with a reminder to follow Breve Music Studios on social media and visit their website for updates.Interested in connecting with me?Email: [email protected]: Breve Music StudiosSocial MediaYouTube: Breve Music StudiosFacebook: Breve Music StudiosTwitter: Breve Music StudiosInstagram: Breve Music StudiosTumblr: Breve Music StudiosFollow our ensembles on Spotify (or your favorite streaming platform)Breve Orchestra: SpotifyBreve Low Brass Ensemble: SpotifyBreve Music Ensemble: SpotifyBreve Woodwind Ensemble: SpotifyBreve Brass Ensemble: SpotifyBreve Wind Ensemble: SpotifyEquipment:HyperX QuadCast (LINK): https://amzn.to/3QynddKBeyerdynamic DT 770 Pro 80 Ohm (LINK): https://amzn.to/445hYoK