OD Finesse is a spectral processor that intelligently manages resonances with exceptional transparency and musical elegance. Three primary parameters provide intuitive control of the operation, each freely adjustable over frequency:

Depth adjusts the processing intensity, automatically reducing excessive resonances.
Timing defines how smoothly the process behaves.
Guard sets a protective layer that musically retains favourable spectral details.
Building on advanced minimum phase filtering techniques, Finesse offers detailed spectral control that doesn’t interfere with the material’s original transients and phase relationships. The unique ReTilt feature intelligently compensates for applied spectral changes to maintain the original tonal balance and perceived loudness. The processing is independent of input level, providing true “set & forget” functionality.

Ohlhorst Digital is a brand by Jan Ohlhorst. Initially developed exclusively for his work as a mastering engineer, these well refined products are now being made publicly accessible.



https://www.tokyodawn.net/od-finesse/

 

Do You think there Will be a stripped free versión like they ussually do to their plugins?

 

This is not a TDR plug-in, but an OHLHORST DIGITAL ( https://www.tokyodawn.net/ohlhorst-digital/ ) one for which TDR is just a distributor. This is the second one of this dev they're distributing and there was no free version for the first. OD plug-ins are more expensive than the TDR ones.
I dont think there will be a free version.

 

Love TDR and the previous OD plugin was excellent, but this is very pricey, and I don't think it's going down like the TDR plugins usually do. Hoping to see it on the sister site, to be honest, even though I would normally support them.

 

Its VERY subtle. Transparent for sure. As much as i love TDR plugins, i don't think i need this, at least in my initial testings. Shame, as i was excited for this release for months now. Its a great plugin, i just think i already have it covered. Will test some more and do some proper blind tests against the usual suspects.

 

This is the most intriguing bit to me, gonna have to give it a test drive. DeEdger is a crucial one. Price is steep for todays landscape though in my opinion.

 

Distributor, but they usually do some GUI, menu list, toolbar list, etc.... So, they release and do some extra option..

 

Sorry, but lately I am leaving this forum because of lots of... Sorry, guys..
Was happy with all of you all............. Months, weeks.. You are best

 

I was thinking similar. Soothe, or smooth operator, also has me thinking about dusting off Melda MSpectralDynamics. What other tools were u thinking?

 

dont worry, PA is gonna make a bad copy of this anyway

 

It's funny because they seemingly weren't interested in SpecCraft even after releasing Kirchhoff EQ and Cenozoix with TBTech. The only aspect of Finesse that seems better is the level independence of the frequency spectrum, which seems to be in turn lifted from Arbiter (which was already built over the foundations of DeEdger).

I personally think PA missed on SpecCraft, because it's the best one in the market when it comes to sound and usability.