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Phil Mountford wrote on March 16, 2015
Concise, no waffle and straight to the point overview of iZotope's Iris. A well constructed video forming a great introduction to Iris and ideal for those new to the audio processing synth/sampler.
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Pecchan wrote on February 5, 2014
Another clear and concise exploration. Nowadays when buying a new software, I watch a MacProVideo about it (if available) right away to get started quicker.
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Faint Response wrote on November 18, 2013
Great overview about the possibilities of IRIS. Good structure and examples used in this tutorial.
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dcgoose wrote on November 11, 2013
Amazing ! Simply a great program with a fabulous tutorial session to let me hit the ground running limitless!
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Gestalt wrote on November 9, 2013
Great tutorial for a great product! Its nice to have all the elements of Iris broken down easily.
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Francis wrote on June 13, 2013
Another good tutorial from Mr. Childs. I was interested in Iris when it came out and bought it recently (it was on sale). Glad I did. You can do quite a lot with it as Mr. Childs explains. I like that you can throw any sample, loop or sound in there and change it quite considerably.
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KD wrote on May 4, 2013
Great explanation! Gets into the meat and potatoes of Iris without it being overly confusing. Now I'm off to create my own unique sounds.
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MitKlass wrote on March 23, 2013
Awesome course, really helped me get to grips with powerhouse of a sound generator/synth/sample, many thanks! Off to glitch and destroy some drums...All your fault haha, thanks
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Starbuckna wrote on January 16, 2013
Excellent and in-depth. Got me into the software quickly and gave a good overview of all basic functionality and some excellent tips on how to get those moving, evolving sounds that this unique 'visual' software tool can create.
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Johnny Zana wrote on December 2, 2012
Awesome Tutorial! Very informative, and well explained. I had been intimidated by Iris since i bought it, but now after watching this tutorial I've been inspired and will explore its cool features. Thanks G.W. Childs IV and MacProVideo!